Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority

⚖️✈️ JCAA General Counsel at CALAF/4

Mrs. Sabrina Cross-Warner, General Counsel at the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority, is participating in the Fourth Civil Aviation Legal Advisers Forum (CALAF/4) in Nassau, Bahamas.

CALAF/4 brings together the international aviation law community to address key legal issues shaping the future of air transport, with discussions on safety, security, facilitation, innovation, sustainability and recent developments in international air law.

Mrs. Cross-Warner’s presence at CALAF/4 ensures JCAA’s legal expertise is represented in a forum focused on the frameworks that support safer, more sustainable civil aviation. 🌎⚖️

Pictured:
Photo 1: Mrs. Sabrina Cross-Warner, General Counsel, JCAA, at the Fourth Civil Aviation Legal Advisers Forum (CALAF/4) in Nassau, Bahamas.

Photo 2: Manager, Legal Affairs, Guyana CAA; Legal Officer, Eastern Caribbean CAA; and Mrs. Cross-Warner.

Photo 3: Mrs. Cross-Warner with Legal Counsel, Bahamas ANSP.

✈️ JCAA Expertise Contributing to Regional Airspace Modernisation

The JCAA’s Director of Air Traffic Management, Mr. Deano Ledford, joined regional aviation leaders for the CANSO LAC Airspace Modernisation in Latin America and the Caribbean panel discussion at Airspace World 2026.

His participation reflects the strength of JCAA’s internal expertise and our continued contribution to regional collaboration, innovation and the advancement of safer, more efficient airspace systems. 🌎🛫

As the region continues to modernise and prepare for the future of aviation, JCAA remains engaged in the conversations helping to shape more connected, resilient and future-ready airspace management.

🚀✈️ Temporary Airspace Restrictions Associated with SpaceX Operations

Please be advised that due to planned SpaceX Starship Flight 12 operations today, temporary airspace measures may be implemented within portions of the Kingston Flight Information Region, in keeping with established aviation safety protocols.

Passengers, airline operators, aviation stakeholders and members of the public are encouraged to read the attached Press Release for further details, including possible operational impacts and guidance.

The Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority wishes all mothers a very Happy Mother’s Day. 💐✈️

Today, we honour your love, strength, guidance and the many ways you continue to uplift families, communities and generations.

Thank you for helping us soar. 💙❤️

Today, the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority proudly recognises and celebrates its Administrative Professionals. ✨

Their diligence, coordination and professionalism are integral to the effective functioning of the Authority, helping to uphold the standards, order and discipline that define our operations.

Through their work, processes are maintained, priorities are managed and the organisation continues to operate with clarity and purpose. 📁📅📞💻

Happy Administrative Professionals’ Day. 💙✈️

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✈️ A busy season for aviation outreach!

The JCAA has been actively engaging students through a full schedule of school visits, creating meaningful opportunities for young people to connect with the world of aviation 🛫 and see what’s possible for their future.

Over the coming days, we’ll be sharing highlights from these engagements, beginning with a visit from members of the Aviation Club at Immaculate Conception High School to the Kingston Air Traffic Control Centre.

From exploring the role of air traffic controllers to gaining a deeper understanding of how aviation operations come together, the experience sparked curiosity and real interest among the students. Their enthusiasm and thoughtful questions made it clear that these engagements are not just informative, but impactful.

Moments like these continue to affirm the JCAA’s commitment to nurturing future aviation professionals and supporting the continued growth of the industry ✈️📈🇯🇲

🚨 Attention all Carnival organizers:

Planning to incorporate drone coverage this Carnival? Take a moment to ensure the required approvals are secured to keep operations safe and well-coordinated.