Ian Fleming International Airport — Boscobel, Jamaica

Ian Fleming International Airport (OCJ), located in Boscobel near Ocho Rios, Jamaica, is named after the British author who created James Bond and lived at his nearby Goldeneye estate on Jamaica's north coast. OCJ primarily serves tourists visiting Ocho Rios and the surrounding resort areas, handling charter flights and some scheduled service from international carriers, particularly during peak tourist season. The airport's relatively short runway limits it mostly to smaller jets and turboprops compared to Jamaica's larger gateways. OCJ plays an important role in Jamaica's tourism infrastructure, providing more direct access to north coast resorts than flying into Montego Bay or Kingston and then transferring overland.