World2Fly to start weekly flights between Jamaica and Portugal next year
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett (right) greets Mark Nueschen, international business manager, World2Fly on the margins of the World Travel Market in London.
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November 7, 2024

World2Fly to start weekly flights between Jamaica and Portugal next year

Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has welcomed plans by Spanish airline World2Fly to begin weekly flights between Lisbon, Portugal and Montego Bay, Jamaica in the summer of 2025.

Bartlett was joined by Director of Tourism Donovan White, Senior Advisor and Strategist in the Ministry of Tourism, Delano Seiveright and other officials of the Jamaica Tourist Board for talks with officials of World2Fly at the World Travel Market in London recently.

Observer Online understands that the non-stop weekly flight will be operated by a new Airbus A350, with approximately 432 seats.

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