Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica on Tuesday as a Category 5 storm— the strongest ever to hit the island and one of the most intense hurricanes in Atlantic history . The storm left widespread damage, cutting power, flooding cities, and forcing airports to close across the country.

Thousands of residents and tourists were stranded as flights were grounded, and many have been waiting days for updates on when service will resume. Now, several of Jamaica’s major airports are gradually reopening, and airlines are offering flexible rebooking options to help travelers get home safely. Here’s what to know before flying in or out of Jamaica in the days following Hurricane Melissa.

Several Jamaican Airports Are Reopening, But Not All Flights Are Back Yet

After days of closures caused

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