Arajet Reaches 2 Million Passengers and Solidifies Its Growth in the Region
The Dominican airline Arajet announced that it has surpassed the milestone of 2 million passengers carried since its launch less than three years ago.
Expansion and Modernization
Since its inception, Arajet has transformed the regional aviation industry with a business model focused on operational efficiency and modernization. Its fleet of state-of-the-art aircraft has facilitated the expansion of its route network, connecting key destinations across Latin America and the Caribbean. Additionally, the airline has entered the competitive markets of the United States and Puerto Rico, offering flights to Miami, New York, and San Juan.
Arajet’s founder and CEO, Víctor Pacheco, expressed his enthusiasm for this achievement: “We are thrilled to have reached 2 million passengers in such a short time. This demonstrates the trust travelers have placed in us and motivates us to continue growing and offering more routes to connect the Americas with the best market prices.”
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Celebrating the 2 Millionth Passenger
To commemorate this milestone, Arajet held a special event at Las Américas International Airport in Santo Domingo. During check-in for a flight to Costa Rica, Yomara Sánchez was recognized as the 2 millionth passenger and awarded exclusive benefits.
Arajet reaffirms its mission to continue expanding its services and enhancing the flight experience for its customers. This achievement solidifies its position as one of the fastest-growing airlines in the region and reinforces its vision of establishing the Dominican Republic as a strategic aviation hub in the Americas.
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