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Sitara English-Byfield (right), chief executive officer, PACKAL; and Odette Dyer, regional director, Jamaica Tourist Board, pause for a quick photo while catching up after the forum.
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December 13, 2024

Business social

PAC Kingston Airport (PACKAL), a subsidiary of Grupo Aeroportuario Del Pacífico (GAP) — the region’s leading airport operator — recently hosted its second Airport Forum for 2024 at Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston. The bi-annual forum is an opportunity for PACKAL to update its stakeholders on various airport matters including business outlook, improvement projects, commercial operations, environment and quality management, as well as major maintenance activities. Attendees included representatives from various government agencies as well as airport concessionaires and vendors. The highlights are in today’s
Business Social.

Linton Johnson (left), chairman of the NMIA Airports Limited Board of Directors, and Lloyd Distant, chairman of Distant Enterprise Limited, greet each other warmly at the forum..

Fernando Vistrain Lorence, GAP country manager for Jamaica, listens intently to Kerry-Ann Jones, managing director of TM Traders Limited..

Audley Deidrick (centre), president, Airports Authority of Jamaica (AAJ); and Richard Gibbs (left), senior director, commercial development and planning, AAJ, pay keen attention to Nari Williams-Singh, director general of Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority..

Port Security Corps operations manager Arthur Adlam (left) shares his thoughts with Craig Lewis-Mayne, managing director..

Sitara English-Byfield (fourth left), CEO of PACKAL, is joined by some of her team members as they get ready for their bi-annual Airport Forum at Jamaica Pegasus hotel. From left are Fernando Vistrain, GAP country manager, Jamaica; Kaydian Dawes-Wynter, commercial and car park manager; Juvania Daley, aviation security manager; Theresa Benjamin, director of operations; Clayton Mitchell, environment and quality manager; Nickesha Porter, commercial analyst; Jermaine Bailey, infrastructure specialist; and Kathryn Prendergast, director of maintenance..

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