Cheap Flights to Jamaica

How long is the flight to Jamaica?

Flights from London to Norman International (Kingston) – 10 hours 05 minutes

Flights from Manchester to Sangster International (Montego Bay) – 14 hours 20 minutes

Flights from Birmingham to Norman International (Kingston) – 16 hours 20 minutes

Flights from Glasgow to Sangster International (Montego Bay) – 16 hours 50 minutes

Which airlines operate flights to Jamaica?

Delta, British Airways and American all provide flights to Jamaica with Virgin Atlantic offering the occasional flight too. British Airways are a great choice for long haul flights due to offering complimentary snacks and beverages throughout the entirety on their flights. You can take full advantage of this offer on a 10+ hour flight. You can also become a business executive member for free and earn loads of travel points for future flight tickets. Virgin are also worth looking into as although you might pay slightly more money on your flight tickets you’ll also have a high level of comfort and service as well as a fantastic selection of in-flight entertainment. Ultimately it depends on who provides the cheapest flights to Jamaica so once you’ve compared a couple of airlines you should see what benefits they can offer you.

How to get from the airport to the city centre?

Norman Manley International Airport:

There are a couple of options to get you into the centre of the capital. You can get bus number 98 directly to the city and it runs all throughout the day. Travelling to the city is easy thanks to the frequency on the buses and for a cheap price too. You can also opt for a taxi from outside of the airport. They are a lot more expensive but if you have a lot of baggage or if you don’t fancy a bus journey then they could be your next best bet. Lastly, once you’ve secured your flight tickets it is worth enquiring if your hotel provides free transfers to and from the airport.

Sangster International Airport:

Once your flight to Jamaica arrives and you’ve gone through customs and baggage claim, you’ll need to find a way to get to the city centre. There are two separate taxi firms that operate from outside of the arrivals Terminal but they won’t be cheap so it’s best to either avoid or only travel if there are a couple of you to split the fare. The best option is a transfer to your hotel so once you’ve booked your flights to Jamaica start enquiring and researching which hotels provide transfers to and from the airport as this will save you a lot of time and money.

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