Cayman Airways ramps up service to Montego Bay, Kingston, Ceiba in Honduras and Miami for Easter

 


Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) is increasing travel times for Easter 2025 included to Montego Bay, Jamaica, with special Easter flights scheduled on April 16 and April 23, 2025.

The new schedule for this route includes flight KX2620, departing from Grand Cayman (GCM) at 7:00 am and arriving in Montego Bay (MBJ) at 7:55 am. The return flight, KX2621, will depart Montego Bay at 8:55 am and land back in Grand Cayman at 9:50 am. On April 23, flight KX2620 will depart Grand Cayman at 7:30 am, arriving in Montego Bay at 8:30 am, while the return flight KX2621 will leave Montego Bay at 9:30 am and arrive in Grand Cayman at 10:30 am.

In addition to the Montego Bay service, Cayman Airways is offering extra flights on several other international routes. Additional flights between Grand Cayman and Kingston, Jamaica, will be available on April 17, 23, and 28. Similarly, flights to La Ceiba, Honduras, have been scheduled for April 18, 25, and 29, and the airline will also offer more flights to Miami, Florida, on April 17, 21, 28, and 30, 2025. These extra international flights are expected to meet the growing demand during the busy Easter travel period.

For domestic travel within the Cayman Islands, Cayman Airways is also adding extra flights between Grand Cayman and Little Cayman, with service running from April 16-18, April 20-25, and April 27, 2025. Additionally, extra jet flights will be available between Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac on April 21 and April 27, making it easier for residents and visitors to travel between the islands.

Photo and information source: Traveland tourworld.com



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