Most flights operate from Jamaica Sunday as scheduled, despite the ill staged air traffic controllers, and the island's Civil Aviation Authority called the control tower team supervisor.
Air traffic controllers said that Jamaica, who first abandon their posts Saturday, 90 percent of union, protest over wage disputes, lack of confidence "in the current state of the necessary equipment," and the Civil Aviation Administration of other problems. Union strike a similar problem, two years ago.
On Sunday afternoon, the Jamaican Supreme Court injunction ordering the controller on the government's request to return to work, but whether it will comply with the Jamaica Air Traffic Controllers' Associations did not react immediately.
Earlier in the day, the union said that their actions may affect the business of international airports in Jamaica as well as the provision of air traffic services airspace "in the coming days.
But most flights take off as scheduled in the capital 金斯敦诺曼 Manley International Airport, flying to Jamaica predawn trip to New York, although waiting passengers that their flight was delayed until the afternoon. Kingston airport closed on Saturday night at 22:00 EST around 8:00 am EDT 23 points last Sunday due sickout reopening.
"We have not been told, but this disagreement with the controller means that the airport can not be opened, this class aircraft was supposed to close at 5am, Hodges said:" Pamela, who was waiting at the airport machine, see a friend off on a flight.
Nicole Robinson Aviation Administration spokesman, said security is not threatened, the island's two international airports in Kingston and the northern tourist city of Montego Bay. She says, managers and other supervisors have been absent from the controller can be filled.
Martha Pantin, American Airlines, the Caribbean region's major carriers spokeswoman said its flights to Jamaica to run as scheduled.
Some flights were rerouted to Jamaica, including Haiti flight, but aviation authorities did not immediately provide details.
 



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