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Flying to Jamaica: things to know

There is 1 airline that flies from the Cayman Islands to Jamaica. The most popular route is from Owen Roberts International Airport in George Town to Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston. On average this flight takes 1 hour 10 minutes one way and costs US$658 for the round trip.

Kingston is the most popular city in Jamaica for our customers to fly to.

The most popular route
GCM Owen Roberts International Airport to KIN Norman Manley International Airport
Average flight on the most popular route
1 hour 10 minutes
Average round-trip ticket price
US$658
City our customers prefer to fly to
Kingston
Main currency
Jamaican Dollar
Flies from the Cayman Islands to Jamaica
1 airline

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