Avelo Airlines Launches Flights to Punta Cana from Hartford and Raleigh-Durham
Avelo Airlines has reached a milestone in its international expansion with the launch of its first scheduled flights to Punta Cana International Airport in the Dominican Republic. This Friday, the airline inaugurated the non-stop route from Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Connecticut, and this Saturday, it will begin its service from Raleigh-Durham in North Carolina.
Flight Frequency and Prices
Avelo is currently the only airline providing non-stop flights between Punta Cana and these two U.S. cities. The routes will operate on Boeing 737 aircraft with the following frequency:
- Hartford: Twice a week, on Fridays and Mondays.
- Raleigh-Durham: Twice a week, on Saturdays and Wednesdays.
One-way tickets start at $156. Reservations can be made on the airline’s official website.
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“Punta Cana — Travel with Avelo! As the only airline offering non-stop flights to the Dominican Republic from Connecticut and North Carolina’s Research Triangle, we hope to make Punta Cana’s famous beaches, as well as its vibrant energy and relaxed charm, more accessible than ever for our travelers. We are also excited to facilitate the connection of our Dominican customers with their family and friends in Connecticut and the Raleigh-Durham area,” said Avelo Airlines founder and CEO Andrew Levy.
Meanwhile, the Director of Platform Operations at Punta Cana Airport, Giovanni Rainieri, highlighted the importance of this new connection: “This route expansion marks a significant milestone for both Avelo Airlines and Punta Cana Airport, underscoring their shared commitment to providing convenient travel options for passengers. It also reinforces the airport’s position as a key hub in the Caribbean region. We are delighted to celebrate together the opening of this new air route.”
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