JetAir Caribbean explained

Airline:JetAir
Iata:4J
Icao:JRC
Callsign:JETAIR
Founded:2006 (as United Caribbean Airlines)
Commenced:November 24, 2019
Ceased:June 18, 2024
Hubs:Curaçao International Airport
Fleet Size:2
Destinations:7
Headquarters:Willemstad, Curaçao

JetAir Caribbean (legally United Caribbean Airlines BV) was a private airline based in Curaçao.

It was founded as a charter airline in 2006 as United Caribbean Airlines and rebranded as JetAir in 2019.[1]

The airline faced a crisis with poor management decisions leading to the imminent shutdown. The airline finally ceased operations on June 18, 2024.[2]

Destinations

The airline served several destinations in the Caribbean and South America.

Country / regionCityAirportNotesRefs
ArubaOranjestadQueen Beatrix International Airport
BonaireKralendijkFlamingo International Airport[3]
ColombiaMedellínJosé María Córdova International Airport
CuraçaoWillemstadCuraçao International Airport
Dominican RepublicSanto DomingoLas Américas International Airport[4]
JamaicaKingstonNorman Manley International Airport[5]
Sint MaartenPhilipsburgPrincess Juliana International Airport
SurinameParamariboJohan Adolf Pengel International Airport[6]

Fleet

By August 2023, the airline operated the following aircraft:[7]

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: JetAir Caribbean Airline Profile CAPA. 2023-08-13. centreforaviation.com.
  2. Web site: Curaçao's JetAir Caribbean files for bankruptcy. Ch-aviation.com. June 20, 2024.
  3. Web site: Jetair to begin service to Bonaire in 2023 Loop Caribbean News . 2023-08-13 . Loop News . en.
  4. Web site: Vordev . 2023-08-13 . Jetair suspends flights to the Dominican Republic . 2023-08-13 . www.curacaochronicle.com.
  5. Web site: South Florida Caribbean News. 2021-07-10 . Jamaica adds new flights from Curacao to Kingston on Jetair Caribbean . 2023-08-13 . South Florida Caribbean News . en-US.
  6. Web site: Sena . Gastón . 2022-01-31 . Jetair Caribbean will operate flights between Curaçao and Suriname . 2023-08-13 . Aviacionline.com . es.
  7. Web site: JetAir Caribbean Fleet Details and History. Planespotters.net. October 4, 2023.

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