Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

[Xavier]

Evan

Do you know anything about this? The site does not look professional but wanted to see if you know about it..

Jamaica Queen Airlines (new National Carrier ?) - http://www.jamaicaqueenairlines.yolasite.com/

[Yuriatin]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

This looks like a site from a business plan that Dudd is creating!
<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">
SHOUT OUT TO DR. DUDD! </span></span>

[sistactry]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

wikked,

returning JAMAICA to the skies,

wow,

I wish dem well.....this must be the folks who wanted to invest in AJ, and dem cow dem down,



den X, how comes den naa advertise haad, i realize dem new, but dem no can still advertise???

[Yuriatin]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

SC - it seems like they're still trying to pull it all together.

[sistactry]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

yeah man, me see it, but fe a biggie like dis fe surprise we like dis, me just a wonder how dem marketing stay.....luvvvv it dow,

[Yuriatin]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

Here's under the contact ...

<span style="font-style: italic">Contact Us

Email: [email protected]

**NOTE**

<span style="color: #FF0000">All former Air Jamaica staff who were not hired by Caribbean Airlines, please create your profile and download your resume in avianation.com or you may contact Captain W. @the above email address for future employment. For those who have status in the U.S. please specify. Aircraft will be based in the U.S. Possibly KIN if the government allows it</span>.



Still in Progress
FT. Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.</span>

[Yuriatin]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

About us ...
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<span style="font-style: italic">About Us

MISSION

Jamaica Queen Airline's mission, simply stated, is to fill a niche in the growing air-travel markets linking United States, Jamaica, and other Caribbean Islands; to achieve high, and profitable, load factors by identifying and serving key routes and cities currently under-served, poorly served, where loyalty is lost, and where significant unmet demand exists; and to set a new standard for air service and professionalism both within the target market region and beyond.

RECENT UPDATE (September 15, 2011)

Informed by FT. Lauderdale Airport Manager that No Terminal space won't be available until January 2014 after the major over-all expansion. Plan has now changed to use MIA as a temporary arrival and departure point.

<span style="color: #FF0000">Service is expected to launch when terminal space becomes available at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport. Possible 2012 or early 2013 by God's Grace.</span> By choosing our Airline, you will fly with the world most experience Airline Pilots with an exemplary safety record to take you safely to your destination hassle free, no baggage charge, and &quot;A REAL taste of Jamaica.&quot; God never sleeps!&quot;</span>

[sistactry]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

me see all dem deh to,

wha me waan know is whats up wid de name, cha kmt

whappen to humingbird? JaAir, or someting so,

[Gen]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air J

Dem seh the competitors have &quot; taste bad food, salty peanut to send up yuh pressha and soda to give yuh diabetes&quot;

[kia027]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air J

no Magix u need to hail up bout dis?

[Gen]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air J

This is going to take capital up the ying yang to get this off the ground literally

Has to be an efficient tight run ship

[X]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air J

interesting design/colors

[evanovitch]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Xavier</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Evan

Do you know anything about this? The site does not look professional but wanted to see if you know about it..

Jamaica Queen Airlines (new National Carrier ?) - http://www.jamaicaqueenairlines.yolasite.com/ </div></div>

purportedly, the group dat tried to get Air Jam is still trying to do dem own ting....i wi check n see if dis is dem...haffi wait until later to mek a link wid one of the pilots...

[X]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

http://www.jamaicaqueenairlines.yolasite.com/ Is that the Las Vegas skyline ???

quite abit about airline crashes on a site hoping to sell airline flights..

[RichD]

Re: Evanovitch - Do you know bout this - New Air Ja?

REDjet plans to launch new Jamaican airline
BY PAUL ALLEN Business reporter [email protected]
Wednesday, September 28, 2011



REDJET, the Caribbean's low fares airline, is planning to create a separate Jamaican airline which will provide hundreds of jobs, less than two weeks after tickets went on sale locally for flights between the island and two other regional destinations.
Speaking with the Business Observer yesterday, REDjet chairman and chief executive officer Ian Burns said that the company has been attempting to fly to the island for the past four years and that the Jamaican government is aware of its aspirations.
Ticket sales to other islands for as little as J$857 have attracted more customers than expected.
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&quot;We still want to be an airline of Jamaica. We would like to have a separate airline here for Jamaica, so we will be making an application to Jamaica again. We had our difficulty before because of the divestment of Air Jamaica. That's happened, Air Jamaica is no longer around and so we believe those barriers have been taken down and we should be approved, hopefully sometime next year, and we can start operations out of Jamaica. That should bring somewhere in the region of six to seven hundred jobs to Jamaica.&quot;
Burns said that the time could not be more right for REDjet's plans to create a Jamaican airline. Now that the former national airline, Air Jamaica, is no longer an issue, and with many persons laid off as a result, the human resources are already there to be used.
&quot;All our cabin crew, pilots, all our engineers, flight dispatch officers, all our ground handling services, all those services will be provided from Jamaica, by Jamaicans. Our plan will be to build our fleet here, specifically in Jamaica, from five to 10 aircraft. That will be built on a solid business foundation and we will grow as the demand is there for our service.&quot;
He also said that to be Jamaican, the airline will have to be majority-owned by Jamaicans. As such, partnerships will be forged with local interests for creating the airline, which will trade as REDjet.
When asked about the issues that delayed the regional airline's entry into the country earlier this year, Burns said that this was solely due to protectionism on the part of the Government which wanted to stave off any competition that it could have posed to the then national air carrier, Air Jamaica.
&quot;The timing wasn't right as far as they were concerned in terms of the divestment of Air Jamaica. They did not want to have another airline being licensed at that point but that's now gone.&quot;
The Government has maintained, however, that it was never a matter of protectionism and granted REDjet approval after what it deemed satisfactory resolution of safety concerns.
&quot;It's very regrettable that people would raise that (safety) as an issue. Our aircraft are subject to exactly the same regulations, exactly the same procedures that Air Jamaica or Caribbean Airlines or LIAT (another regional airline) or any other airline in the world is subject to. Both the Civil Aviation departments of Trinidad and Jamaica have approved REDjet from an airworthiness and safety perspective before there was political issues were raised in June of this year, so clearly this had nothing to do with REDjet,&quot; said Burns.
The failing Air Jamaica was sold in May to the Trinidad and Tobago-based Caribbean Airlines.
REDjet began selling tickets for its Jamaican routes less than two weeks ago after it was granted approval and, according to Burns, the reception has exceeded expectations.
&quot;Ticket sales have been really good. We're really pleased with the response we've got out of Jamaica. We're not surprised in that sense and we are very excited. There's a huge amount of people who really want to travel and it proves that cost has been a huge determining factor.They're excited about being able to fly around the Caribbean and REDjet is providing that opportunity for people&quot;.
REDjet will fly between Port of Spain, Trinidad and Jamaica twice weekly starting November 20, while having three flights weekly between Jamaica and Bridgetown, Barbados starting November 21.
&quot;We want to be the biggest airline in the Caribbean region, providing the lowest fares, providing the most access, providing the best schedule, providing the best value,&quot; Burns said of the airline that offers passengers tickets as low as US$9.99 (J$857).
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