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THE MOMENT WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!!

The Sanctuary at Farm Hill is pleased to announce the opening of non-stop flights from Miami to St Mary, via the Ian Fleming International Airport.

The Ian Fleming international Airport is only 7.8 miles from the Sanctuary at Farm Hill development.

Traveling could not be any easier or more convenient.

 

 

 

 

 

 CLICKING THIS LINK WILL TAKE YOU TO

THE IAN FLEMING INTERNATIONAL WEBSITE


Have your physician on speed dial TODAY!

The Sanctuary at Farm Hill has partnered with local physicians to provide personal in home 'one on one' medical care and service to all homeowners.

Just call or click the links below and set your appointments for an in home consultation. It's that easy and convenient.

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THE SANCTUARY AT FARM HILL
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Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett today welcomed American Airlines' game changing move to operate two weekly nonstop flights between the Miami International Airport and the Ian Fleming International Airport, outside of Ocho Rios, starting November this year.

The announcement comes following a recent meeting between senior executives of American Airlines and several Government and private sector officials in Montego Bay.

The meeting involved Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett; Transport Minister, Audley Shaw; Chairman of Sandals Resorts International, Adam Stewart; Director of Tourism, Donovan White; Senior Advisor and Strategist, Delano Seiveright; and Sandals Resorts International Senior Executive, Gary Sadler.

The flights will be operated by an Envoy E-175 aircraft, which can seat between 76 and 88 passengers in business and economy class, and will operate nonstop between Miami and Ocho Rios on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

"This is a very valuable addition to the aviation needs of Jamaica, with nonstop service between the United States and our country's third international airport. It is a great start and will encourage other airlines to fly into the Oracabessa/Ocho Rios area,” Bartlett noted.

“It will also be a huge plus to the region and also assist greatly in boosting tourism development potential for St. Mary and Portland and connecting many members of our Diaspora closer to home.”

American Airlines is the world's largest airline when measured by fleet size, scheduled passengers carried, and revenue passenger mile, and is the largest mover of people in and out of Jamaica.

The airline operates multiple daily nonstop flights between several US cities – including Miami, Philadelphia, New York, Dallas, Charlotte, Chicago and Boston – and Jamaica.

The airline also recently announced new weekly nonstop flights between Austin, Texas and Montego Bay starting June. 

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