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Add to del.icio.usTie the knot in one of the Caribbean destinations served by Air Jamaica and you can get a free Business Class airline ticket.
To qualify for the airline’s new Executive Business Class, the bride and groom must book a minimum of 22 seats (including themselves) through Air Jamaica’s group sales office at (800) 523-6805, or groupsales@airjamaica.com.
The Business Class airline tickets are processed once the entire group is ticketed. Air Jamaica provides 300 non-stops weekly, from Atlanta, Baltimore/Washington, Chicago, Fort Lauderdale, Los Angeles, Miami, Newark, New York (JFK), Orlando, and Philadelphia in the United States.
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Also Toronto in Canada; and from London in the United Kingdom to Montego Bay and Kingston.
Air Jamaica also offers daily non-stop service between New York/JFK and Barbados, and direct service between JFK to both St. Lucia and Grenada.
It offers intra-regional service with flights between Jamaica and the Bahamas, Barbados, Bonaire, Cuba, Curaçao, Grand Cayman and St. Lucia.
How do I find out how many seats are available in Bus Class on a particular flight UAL. I always buy upgradeable fares hoping to make from the list but doent always work. Thanks
I am looking for options in the Caribbean and Central America as I explore an option to join a company that will certainly make me travel to many destination in that Area. What would you suggest or recommend that I sign up for as fas as frequent traveler is concerned. Thanks and regards.
One would think that with more than 400,000 AmExp miles we could get an upgrade to business class on American, which is the only airline flying nonstop to Buenos Aires from NY. Six months ago -- a year in advance -- there were no upgradable seats in Feb or March; there are still none. In theory, we can call several times a day for the next four months, to see if any additional upgradable seats have opened, but we have better things to do with our time. The 2-for-1 business class deal with Continental is in place, but at nearly $6,000 it isn't a bargain. Any suggestions as to how to find upgradable seats with less aggravation?
If you are looking for Buss class between EWR and LHR look to BA and if they have I class the fare would be $4950 round trip.
I had posted a comment about US airlines vrs Australian. There is no competition. Quantis is probably the best airline I've flown. The seats went almost flat, the staff was kind and more than helpful, my computer had power (just like at home) and the bathrooms were large and even smelled good. Imagine that!
Amex points should be able to use!!
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