Air Jamaica Company Description
Honeymooners, as well as those on less romantic journeys, are welcome on Air Jamaica, which transports passengers to about 20 destinations, mainly in the Caribbean but also in the US. It operates a fleet of more than a dozen Airbus jets, including A-320s and A-321s. The carrier extends its network in North America and Europe through code-sharing relationships with carriers such as Air Canada and Virgin Atlantic. (Code-sharing allows airlines to sell tickets on one another's flights.) Air Jamaica began operations in 1966. The company is owned by the government of Jamaica, which regained full ownership in 2004 as part of a financial restructuring of the airline.
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