Dominican airline Sky High will inaugurate this Tuesday its flights between Santo Domingo and Miami, becoming the company’s first route to the United States.
Flights will depart Santo Domingo at 20:30, arriving in Miami at 22:30. They will take off from the city of the sun at 10:00, landing at Las Americas International Airport at 12:00.
→ American Airlines resumed flights between Miami and Managua.
The route will operate four weekly flights on Embraer 190 aircraft, with a capacity of 97 passengers, and prices starting at $373 roundtrip, including taxes.
Sky High thus becomes the sixth passenger airline to fly between the Dominican Republic and Miami.
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