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Western Air (Bahamas) to start scheduled passenger service to Jamaica in April

Western Air (Bahamas) to start scheduled passenger service to Jamaica in April: "Western Air (Bahamas) (San Andros) will add new scheduled passenger service between Nassau and Kingston on April 12 and Nassau and Montego Bay on April 30. The new Jamaican routes will be flown by SAAB 340A turboprops."

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