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Air Jamaica to Codeshare with Virgin Atlantic - Airline announces exit from London route - Jamaica Information Service

Air Jamaica to Codeshare with Virgin Atlantic - Airline announces exit from London route - Jamaica Information Service: "The management of Air Jamaica yesterday confirmed that it will discontinue its service to London effective October 28 and will enter into a code share agreement with Virgin Atlantic, in which the Air Jamaica code will be placed on all Virgin Atlantic flights between Jamaica and London Gatwick.
Passengers presently ticketed on Air Jamaica for travel after October 28 will be accommodated on Virgin Atlantic at no additional cost."

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