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Passenger traffic at Montego Bay remains below pre-Melissa levels

Passenger traffic through Montego Bay is about one-fifth below levels recorded before Hurricane Melissa. The decline indicates continuing disruption to Jamaica's tourism and transport activity.

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Reduced airport traffic can prolong tourism losses and slow the region's economic recovery after the storm.

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  1. MoBay passenger traffic stalls at a fifth below pre-Melissa levels ↗jamaica-gleaner.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 9:02 PM UTC

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