Page 76 - Jamaica PO Guide 1934

AIR MAIL SERVICES.

SouTHROOl\"D: A mail-carrying air plane flies from Miami,
U.S.A., (via Havana., Cuba) every Sunday ancl Wednesday at 9.30
a.n1., arrives at Kingston on the same clays ut 5.25 p.rn., and flies to
Cristobal (via Barranquilla, Col.) on lVIondays and Thursdays at
6.30 a m, arriving on the same clays at .) .00 p.m.

NoRTHBOUND : A plane flies from Cristobal (via Barranquilla)
every Monday and Thmsday at 6. 30 a. m., arrives at Kingston on the
same days at 5.00 p.m., and flies to Miami (via Havana) on
Tuesdays and Fridays at. 8. 00 a. m., ani ving on thE' same days at
5.15 p.m.

BAS1' AND WESTBOUND: A plane flies from Kingston every Thurs-
day atfl.OOa.m. for Port-au-Prince, Haiti ~md Santo DomingoCity,
R epublic of Dominicana ani\'ing at l:tttet· place at 9 a.m. on
Snturclay. Sameph.neflies from Santo DomingoCijy toPort-aLl-Prince
at. 3 !J.m. on Sntmday :wcl arrives n.t T\ingston at 4.30 p.m.
on Tnesd!'l.y.

Planes fly d:-~ily from Miami to all points in th(;> United States·
Letters for New York City, N.Y. are due to reach that city at 8.41
a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
On pages 74-80 a Schedule will be found showing the routes and
times of anival of air mails for the principal cities of Unite·l States,
Cana~la, Mexico, Central America, South America, and the West
Indies; also the air mail routes of the London-to-Continent services
(and beyond) which are now in operation.

Am MAIL FOR Euno:rE AXD AFRICA :-Letters are forwarded by
air to New York City to connect with t he trans-Atlantic steamers,
affording an 8 to 12-day service to the United Kingdom and the Con-
tinent, drpending upon the speed of the vessels by which forwarded
and the timeliness of the connexion in New York.