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KIN
Kingston

Norman Manley International Airport · Jamaica
12 airlines operate from this airport across 22 routes.

Airlines
12
Operating carriers
EU Airlines
3
EC 261 covered
Routes
22
Departing routes
Max Comp.
€600
Per passenger
⚠️
Partial EC 261 coverage from this airport
Norman Manley International Airport is outside the EU. EC 261/2004 applies only if you flew with an EU-registered airline from this airport. Check your specific carrier below.

Airlines from KIN

✈
BW→
Caribbean Airlines
Trinidad and Tobago
10 routes from KIN
B6→
JetBlue Airways
United States
2 routes from KIN
BA→
British Airways
United Kingdom
EC 261 ✓1 routes from KIN
DL→
Delta Air Lines
United States
1 routes from KIN
AC→
Air Canada
Canada
1 routes from KIN
KL→
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Netherlands
EC 261 ✓1 routes from KIN
NK→
Spirit Airlines
United States
1 routes from KIN
IB→
Iberia Airlines
Spain
EC 261 ✓1 routes from KIN
AA→
American Airlines
United States
1 routes from KIN
CM→
Copa Airlines
Panama
1 routes from KIN
US→
US Airways
United States
1 routes from KIN
WS→
WestJet
Canada
1 routes from KIN

Destinations from KIN

14 airports
MBJ
Montego Bay, Jamaica
→
FLL
Fort Lauderdale, United States
→
LGW
London, United Kingdom
→
ATL
Atlanta, United States
→
YYZ
Toronto, Canada
→
ANU
Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda
→
POS
Port-of-spain, Trinidad and Tobago
→
NAS
Nassau, Bahamas
→
PTY
Panama City, Panama
→
BGI
Bridgetown, Barbados
→
SXM
Philipsburg, Netherlands Antilles
→
MCO
Orlando, United States
→
MIA
Miami, United States
→
JFK
New York, United States
→

Flight Delay Compensation from Norman Manley International Airport

Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) in Kingston, Jamaica is served by 12 airlines operating 22 routes. EC 261/2004 applies to flights operated by EU-registered carriers departing from KIN. Check your airline's registration country to confirm eligibility.

To claim compensation, select your airline above, then choose your route to see the exact amount you're owed. You can file claims directly with the airline or escalate to national enforcement bodies if refused.