According to jamaicaobserver_biz, ST JAMES, Jamaica — MBJ Airports Limited (MBJ), operator of Sangster International Airport (SIA), on Tuesday welcomed the launch of a new direct air service between Montego Bay and Medellín, Colombia, marking a significant expansion of regional connectivity and low-cost travel options for Jamaican and Colombian passengers. The route, operated by Wingo, connects Sangster International Airport with José María Córdova International Airport and was officially inaugurated with a flight carrying 121 passengers. It is the only direct air link between Montego Bay and Medellín. Flights will operate three times weekly— on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays— providing nearly 32,000 seats annually. The service offers Jamaicans direct access to Medellín, one of Colombia's most popular destinations, and the wider Antioquia region, known for its pleasant climate, rich culture, gastronomy, innovation and outdoor attractions. "The launch of this route between Montego Bay and Medellín is a meaningful addition to our international network. Wingo brings a new cost-effective option that opens Jamaica to travellers from one of Colombia's most vibrant cities, while giving Jamaicans direct access to Medellín's growing appeal as a cultural and business destination," said Shane Munroe, chief executive officer of MBJ Airports Limited. "At Sangster International Airport, we are committed to expanding.
Wingo launches new Montego Bay-Medellín route three times weekly
The new direct service expands Caribbean-Colombia connectivity, adding capacity to a key leisure corridor as regional carriers adjust networks.