Jamaica‘s Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett confirmed he is in the process of finalising a bilateral air service agreement with France which will see the opening of direct flights between Montego Bay and destinations in France (Jamaica Observer, 03-Oct-2018). Mr Bartlett stated: “I am very excited to announce that Jamaica is going to be increasing connectivity with France. The Director of Tourism and I will be meeting with Air France-KLMand French tourism Investors, to tie up an arrangement that will certainly benefit our country”.
More Like this
Jamaica says negotiations with LATAM for Montego Bay-Peru services at advanced stageApril 26, 2018 
Mexico’s GAP gets preferred bidder status for Kingston, but can it narrow the gap on Montego Bay where it is already the concessionaire?September 17, 2018 
Air Europa and TAP Air Portugal interested in serving Panama: MinisterJanuary 22, 2018 
Jamaica and Chile to sign an air services agreementApril 17, 2018 
Why do French regional airports handle comparatively so few passengers?November 29, 2017 
AccorHotels seeking European partners for potential acquisition of Air France-KLM equity stakeJune 27, 2018 
New Jamaican Civil Aviation Authority ATM system goes liveMarch 8, 2018 - French Government to have ‘last word’ on principle shareholder of ADP: Economy MinisterOctober 8, 2018
Engine failure forces Air France A380 to divert into Goose Bay – IMAGES and VIDEOOctober 2, 2017 
Tourism research and statistics reveal complex differing travel trends between German, British and French travellersJuly 11, 2018 
Jamaica: ‘Now we can take in more flights’October 12, 2018 
French government’s share sale in Groupe ADP is attracting the industry’s big hittersAugust 22, 2018
