JetBlue cheap airfares to Kingston for $501 r/t

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Jamaica, as generally all the Caribbean is a perfect place for a vacation, that is why we have found you a Kingston cheap airfare for $501 r/t, with taxes. Book this JetBlue flight and travel in October saving over $80 compared to any other airline company we have found.

We have found this airfare deal on Travelgrove, but you can actually purchase it on Faregeek. Search for the flight in the box and note that the more merchants you check the better your chances are to find an even cheaper Kingston flight.

Book a San Francisco to Kingston flight

Take a look at the screenshot and you will see that your flight departs from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on October 7 and flies back from Norman Manley International Airport (KIN) on October 14. On the way to Kingston you will have a 7 hours 50 minutes stop in Fort Lauderdale and on the way back a 5 hours 30 minutes one in New York.

You will also get 1,502 award points from JetBlue TrueBlue, the airline’s frequent flyer program for booking this flight, which is a good start if you are collecting for a free airline ticket.

San Francisco to Kingston airfare deal

Best Kingston airfares

JetBlue is by far the first on our top 5 Kingston airfares list with a ticket for just $501 r/t. The second best offer, a multiple airlines flight by JetBlue, American Airlines and Caribbean Airlines, costs $583 r/t, so you can save $82 by booking with JetBlue.

United Airlines flight – deal summary

Price: for $501 r/t

Taxes and fees: all included

Departure date: Octover 7 2014

Return date: October 14 2014

Departure: San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

Destination: Norman Manley International Airport (KIN)

Airline: JetBlue Airways

Frequent flyer program: JetBlue TrueBlue

Class of service: Economy

Provider: Faregeek

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