Arajet began selling flights it will operate from Punta Cana
Arajet began sales of the routes that will connect Punta Cana International Airport with North and South America in order to strengthen the arrival of visitors in the eastern part of the country and continue consolidating the Dominican Republic as the new air hub of the continent.
The airline informed that flights connecting Punta Cana with Sao Paulo, Toronto, Montreal, Santiago de Chile, Lima, Mexico City and Cancun are now available for purchase, and indicated that these routes will begin on October 27 of this year and will also include connections to other destinations in the continent.
The airline indicated that this announcement of direct flights to Punta Cana comes hand in hand with a promotion to the destination with prices starting at US$120 one way including taxes.
→ Arajet transported more than half a million passengers in first half of 2024
Victor Pacheco Mendez, CEO & Founder of Arajet, expressed that the airline continues to reinforce its growth and expansion by making Punta Cana its second base and connecting it with the robust network of destinations they offer.
“At Arajet we are committed to making the Dominican Republic the new air hub of the continent and very soon other destinations will be added from Punta Cana, such as Buenos Aires, Quito, Guayaquil, Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena with the most competitive prices in the market,” explained Pacheco Mendez.
In addition, Pacheco indicated that the base at Las Americas International Airport will continue to operate as usual and that many destinations served by Arajet will be served from both airports.
Punta Cana becomes Arajet’s third destination in the Dominican Republic, as in addition to Santo Domingo, the airline also offers scheduled flights at Cibao International Airport and is exploring the possibility of adding flights from Puerto Plata International Airport.
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