Fly Jamaica Airways flight # OJ 273 landing in Kingston, Jamaica at Norman Manley International Airport from New York JFK International. Aircraft: their only Boeing 757-23N registration N524AT .
I went on a flight like this from new york to guyana n made this same stop back in 2016.I forgot the views of Jamaica until I found this video that refreshed my memory of the beautiful views.
great video! :)..when love to watch the planes come an go at the airport..when i live i can just a few minutes o get a clear view of the planes..Maybe i saw the plane you were in..just maybe :)
Amazing video, really enjoyed it. I don't think this airline is Jamaican anymore. The Jamaican Co-Founders and investors pulled out 2 years ago. This Airline is Guyanese, exploiting the use of Brand Jamaica.
@@jamesmcintyre4480 I think fly Jamaica should take advantage of this crisis because plenty airline company retiring fairly new aircraft cause they planning to downsize .they could get them for reasonable price or lease them.
I'll tell you why...because the pilots forget to put them up, in the first place! Then they put them up at the end of landing, "after" they slowed down, hoping no one would notice!
Maybe according to landing performance they were not necessary somehow, depends also if maybe they had very strong headwind and the runway is sufficient for their Landing mass..
This was the worst travel experience I've ever had. I arrived at JFK at 10am Christmas Eve for a 1200PM flight. I was told the flight was delayed until 3 and got NO apologies or explanations, nor any vouchers for food. I sat in that airport for 8 hours before the flight finally took off at *6*, 6 hours after it should have. Coming back was even worse. I arrived at Norman Manley airport at 4AM for a 545AM flight. When I arrived, I saw that the flight was already delayed until 815AM. Soon after I joined the check-in line, an very confusing announcement was made that concluded in us being told that the flight was delayed until *10PM*. We were left to fend for ourselves in finding another flight or accommodations, including paying for them. Luckily, I was able to. In talking with other passengers, I learned I wasn't the only one who had such a dreadful experience and that it had been going on throughout December. I will NEVER fly this airline again and I strongly advise everyone else not to.
Camille McKenzie This airline was operated by Trinidadian but had head office in Jamaica. Your story sounds made up all international flights require 2 to 3 for check in so you arriving for 5:45 am flight at 4:45 am is a lie
@@garyzangel2808 My story is NOT made up. How DARE you! I'm guessing you either work for this corrupt and incompetent airline, or just a jerk who likes trolling these websites to bully people for fun. Did you even read my post properly? I arrived at Norman Manley Airport at FOUR, not four forty-five. If you don't believe me, look up this airline on Yelp, etc and you will find that multiple people have had the same nightmarish ordeal that I did. While I was in the airport that very day a woman mentioned going through the same thing a week before Christmas Eve and another who went through the same thing on Christmas Day itself. How DARE you suggest that I'm lying.
