Flights to Miami and Havana cancelled

Cayman Airways and American Airlines have cancelled their flights to Miami International Airport due to Tropical Storm Isaac.

CAYMAN AIRWAYS
All flights are presently expected to operate according to the published schedule with the following exceptions:

Sunday 26 August 2012
Cancelled Flights:

• KX 834 to Grand Cayman from Havana

• KX 835 to Havana from Grand Cayman

• KX 102 from Cayman Brac to Grand Cayman then to Miami

• KX 113 from Miami to Grand Cayman

• KX 104 from Grand Cayman to Miami

• KX 105 from Miami to Grand Cayman then to Cayman Brac

• KX 106 from Grand Cayman to Miami

• KX 107 from Miami to Grand Cayman

Monday 27 August 2012
Rescheduled Flights:
• KX 104 from Grand Cayman to Miami will now depart at 5:50PM arriving at 8:10PM
• KX109 from Miami to Grand Cayman will now depart at 9:15PM arriving at 9:35PM
Additional Flights:

• KX3104 to depart Grand Cayman at 4:30PM and arrive Miami at 6:50PM
• KX3106 to depart Grand Cayman at 6:00PM and arrive Miami at 8:20PM
• KX3105 to depart Miami at 8:10PM and arrive Grand Cayman at 8:30PM
• KX3107 to depart Miami at 9:40PM and arrive Grand Cayman at 10:00PM
• KX 2832 to depart Grand Cayman at 1:20PM and arrive at 3:20PM in Havana to accommodate passengers whose flights were cancelled on Sunday
• KX 2833 to depart Havana at 4:20PM and arriving in Grand Cayman at 4:20PM Havana to accommodate passengers whose flights were cancelled on Sunday

Havana to accommodate passengers whose flights were cancelled on Sunday.

Change fees/penalties are being waived for those passengers travelling on Cayman Airways to or from Cuba or Jamaica between August 24, 2012 through August 26 2012. Change fees/penalties are being waived for those passengers travelling on Cayman Airways to or from Tampa or Miami between August 25, 2012 through August 27, 2012.

Passengers are able to re-book their flights between August 24th to the August 31^st 2012. Tickets reissued after September 1, 2012 will not be subject to change fees but will require fare difference if applicable and must occur within the validity of the ticket. Please note however, that only one waiver will apply per ticket.

Passengers are advised to contact their travel agent or Cayman Airways Ticket Office for alternate travel arrangements.

Passengers are asked to ensure that all travel documents are in order, which include: visas, re-entry stamps and all other immigration requirements.

Due to the uncertainty of the weather situation surrounding Tropical Storm Isaac, for the latest and most accurate flight information passengers are advised to check the Cayman Airways website at www.caymanairways.com or call the Cayman Airways Reservations Department on 345-949-2311 (within the Caribbean) or 1-800-4-Cayman (1-800-422-9626) within the United States for more information.

AMERICAN AIRLINES

Cayman 27 was unable to get information from a representative, but according to their website all flights to and from Miami were cancelled Sunday.