Caribbean Airlines adds Toronto–Kingston flights for the holiday season
Caribbean Airlines has opened extra Toronto–Kingston flights for sale in December and January. Travellers should confirm the fares and availability with the airline or a travel agent.
Caribbean Airlines has added holiday flights between Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and Kingston, Jamaica (KIN), with the extra services now open for sale. Travellers planning a Christmas or January trip should ask the airline or a travel agent to check availability and confirm the travel year, which is not specified in the notice.
The additional Kingston-to-Toronto service, BW 071, is listed for December 19 and January 9, departing at 18:25 and arriving at 22:40.
In the other direction, BW 070 is scheduled to leave Toronto at 00:35 on December 20 and January 10, arriving in Kingston at 04:50. The departures are shortly after midnight, so passengers should plan their airport arrival for the preceding evening.
No CAD fares, baggage allowances or loyalty redemption information were provided; confirm the total price and booking conditions before purchasing.
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This briefing was written for the Airline News desk of the Canadian edition. Fares and offers change quickly — confirm details with the airline or issuer before booking.
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