| Air Jamaica |
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| Sun Splash Tours has more seats on Air Jamaica for Spring Break than any other Tour Operator! |
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| Air Jamaica began its operations in April 1969, with nonstop flights from Kingston and Montego Bay to New York and Miami. Through the years, Air Jamaica has expanded its routes, services and flight schedules. Air Jamaica has scheduled service with over 360 flights a week to the Caribbean from New York, Boston, Newark, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore/Washington, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Orlando, Houston, Ft. Lauderdale and Miami. One of our newly acquired Transatlantic A-340's began Non-Stop, Wide-Body Service between New York and Kingston with additional Non-Stops to Barbados and Grenada. Recent Gateway openings include London (Heathrow) and Manchester, England, with Barbados, St. Lucia, Grenada, Antigua, Bonaire, Curaçao and Cuba in the Caribbean.
The Air Jamaica Fleet is currently the newest fleet of planes to the Caribbean. Our Fleet consists of four widebody Airbus A-310's, ten ultra-efficient A-320's, three colorful Airbus A-321's, and three multi-Class A-340's for the Trans-Atlantic runs to London and New York. The A-310's will be phased out between now and 2004, and replaced with the more economical and efficient A-320 and A-321 equipment. |
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| American Airlines |
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| Sun Splash Tours and American Airlines have teamed up to offer more non-stop flights during Spring Break to Cancun and Acapulco than any other tour operator |
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| American Airline's Passenger Division is one of the largest scheduled passenger airlines in the world. There are over 1000 American Airlines planes currently in service. Serving 149 cities, American Airlines® and the company’s regional airline affiliates provide service the world over. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, there are not many places that American doesn’t fly. Sun Splash recently obtained Spring Break flights with American Airlines' Boeing 757 Aircraft. The luxury and safety of the Boeing 757 is one of the best in the world. Our American Airlines scheduled charter service is unmatched in the industry and a welcome addition to our Spring Break flights. |
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| Miami Air International |
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| Miami Air International was founded by a team of airline executives, pilots and operations experts dedicated to setting a higher standard of quality and customized service in the airline industry offering unlimited access to all destinations in the Americas. |
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| The airline was FAA-certified as a part-121 carrier (just like all the major scheduled carriers). The airline stationed aircraft throughout the United States and offered passenger charters from anywhere to everywhere on Boeing 737-800's. It was not long before we had flown to 49 States and 36 Countries for Fortune 500 Corporations, the United States Government, all major cruise lines, 57 college football teams, several MLB and NHL teams, world-class resorts, popular entertainers and two Presidential Campaigns (Clinton and Bush). Miami Air International is proud to be flying the best-selling airliners in history! Our fleet includes Boeing 737-800's. All aircraft exceed FAA requirements and feature TCAS, Windshear Instrumentation, Stage 3 Powerplants and GPS. Miami Air International added next generation Boeing 737-800's to the fleet. These aircraft offer longer range, additional amenities, in-flight video, and music entertainment. Our fleet is now comprised of the best selling airliners in history. |
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| Continental Airlines |
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| Continental Airlines is one the largest airline in the world, offering more than 1900 departures daily to 122 domestic and 89 international destinations. Continental serves more international cities than any other U.S. carrier, Continental was named 2005 “Airline of the Year” , by Air Transport World. |
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| Continental ranks as the Nation’s #1 airline in customer satisfaction by J.D. Power & Associates. Continental has 338 aircraft as of October 20, 2001, all with secondary cockpit door restraints. Continental operated Boeing 777-200, 767-200, 757-200 and a variet of 737 and MD-80 aircraft. |
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