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Flair Airlines To Connect Toronto With Kingston Jamaica From Mid-December

Summary

  • Flair Airlines will launch thrice-weekly direct service between Toronto and Kingston, Jamaica, adding to its growing network.
  • The airline will face competition from other carriers already operating the route, including Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, Caribbean Airlines, Swoop, and Westjet.
  • Flair is expanding its Caribbean operations, with new routes to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, and various destinations in Mexico.



From December 16th, the quarter of a million Jamaicans calling Canada home will be able to fly directly between Toronto and Kingston with Flair. The carrier will face stiff competition, with Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, Caribbean Airlines, Swoop, and Westjet already operating the route.

Launching mid-December, the thrice-weekly service to the Jamaican capital will become Flair’s fifth country, including the United States, Mexico, and soon to commence, the Dominican Republic.

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Source: GCMap


Three days a week

Flair Airlines (F8) will take flight to Jamaica on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from Toronto Pearson (YYZ), pushing back at 07:50 for a service of four hours and 20 minutes south to Kingston Norman Manley International Airport (KIN). It has a scheduled arrival time of 12:10 and flight number F8 2650. Travelers returning to Canada will depart from Kingston on F8 2651 at 13:10, heading north for four hours and 30 minutes, with an estimated touchdown in Toronto by 17:40. Tickets are already on sale for the new service and start from CA $149 one way ($109).

Find flights from Toronto to Kingston here

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Photo: Ross Howey Photo / Shutterstock

Growth into the Caribbean and Central America network is starting to take flight for Flair. Punta Cana, in the Dominican Republic, will welcome two new services shortly, with flights to Toronto kicking off on October 30th and the Canadian Capital of Ottawa commencing November 1st.

Find flights from Toronto to Punta Cana here, and from Ottawa to Punta Cana here.

Flair also serves Mexico well, with seasonal services already between Los Cabos and Vancouver. Puerto Vallarta, this winter, will see a flurry of new destinations with Flair, being Toronto Pearson (commencing October 29th), Calgary (November 2nd), and Kitchener/Waterloo (December 17th), alongside Edmonton (resuming October 31st) and Vancouver (September 9th).

Find flights from Vancouver to Los Cabos here. Search for departures from Calgary, Kitchener, Edmonton, and Vancouver to Puerto Vallarta here.

Sunshine in the south

Cancun, Mexico, will be the most well served by the ULCC this winter, Kitchener/Waterloo will resume services from September 9th, and Toronto Pearson from October 14th. These will complement new seasonal services to Edmonton (October 9th), Ottawa (October 15th), Vancouver (October 29th), Montreal (October 30th), London, Ontario (November 29th), Winnipeg (November 30th), and Windsor (December 5th).

Find flights to Cancun from Kitchener, Toronto, Edmonton, Ottawa, Vancouver, Montreal, London, Winnipeg and Windsor here.

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Photo: Heather Dunbar / Shutterstock

Those hoping for a trip across the border can explore the United States, with seasonal services to Phoenix, Arizona, commencing from Calgary on October 30th, Vancouver on December 15th, and Edmonton, starting February next year. Fort Lauderdale will also welcome new services from Montreal from October 29th, Orlando Sanford to Windsor from January 21st, London, Ontario, and Winnipeg from January 22nd, 2024, and Saint John, New Brunswick, the following day, from January 23rd.

Those looking to win big in Las Vegas can book with Flair from Edmonton, Toronto, and Vancouver, and will add Calgary again from October 26th, and new seasonal services to Ottawa from October 13th, Kitchener/Waterloo, October 30th, Victoria, February 16th, 2024, and Winnipeg from February 17th.

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    Up until now, travelers who arrive by air must isolate for three days at a hotel and then quarantine for the remainder of the required two weeks. Photo: Getty Images

    Toronto Pearson International Airport

    IATA/ICAO Code:
    YYZ/CYYZ

    Country:
    Canada

    CEO:
    Deborah Flint

    Passenger Count :
    13,300,000 (2020)

    Runways :
    05/23 – 3 ,389m (11,119ft) |06L/24R – 2,956m (9,698ft) |06R/24L – 2,743m (8,999ft) |15L/33R – 3,368m (11,050ft) |15R/33L – 2,770m (9,088ft)

    Terminals:
    Terminal 1 |Terminal 3

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