Winter storm disrupts JetBlue flights at Norman Manley International Airport

Several flights between New York City and Kingston have been cancelled due to a winter storm affecting parts of the United States, according to officials at Norman Manley International Airport.

In a notice issued Friday, airport operator PAC Kingston Airport Limited said multiple services operated by JetBlue scheduled between Sunday, February 22 and Tuesday, February 24 have been called off.

Among the affected flights are services between Kingston and John F. Kennedy International Airport.

For Sunday, February 22, the cancelled flights include JetBlue Flight 409 from JFK to Kingston, Flight 1759 from JFK to Kingston, and Flight 1760 from Kingston to JFK.

On Monday, February 23, cancellations include Flight 110 from Kingston to JFK, Flight 409 from JFK to Kingston, Flight 1759 from JFK to Kingston, and Flight 1760 from Kingston to JFK.

For Tuesday, February 24, JetBlue Flight 110 from Kingston to JFK has also been cancelled.

Passengers are being advised to contact JetBlue directly for the latest flight updates and rebooking options before traveling to the airport. Updates on operations at Norman Manley International Airport will also be shared through the airport’s official social media platforms.