Rafael causes flight cancellations at Sangster International Airport
WestJet is one of three airlines which cancelled some flights to Jamaica because of Tropical Storm Rafael. (File photo)
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November 5, 2024

Rafael causes flight cancellations at Sangster International Airport

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Sangster International Airport says some flight operations have been cancelled due to Tropical Storm Rafael.

The airport, however, remains open for operations.

The impacted arriving and departing flights for Tuesday include some Air Canada, WestJet and United Airlines flights.

Passengers are urged to contact their airlines for updates and rebooking.

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