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Air JA puts on more flights

St. Lucia Star Online : "St Lucians can this Christmas look forward to an increase in the number of services currently operated by Air Jamaica into St Lucia. The airline which currently operates three services into the Hewanorra International Airport on Thursdays, Saturdays and Mondays, will as of December commence daily services into St Lucia from New York until mid-January 2008."
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