Dominican airline Arajet has kicked off its fourth anniversary of operations with the launch of “Purple Days”. The promotional campaign allows passengers to purchase base fares starting at $4 one-way across various international destinations within its network.
‘Purple Days’ Promotion Details and Fare Conditions
The promotion is active from September 1 through September 15, 2026. During this booking window, travelers can access promotional fares valid for travel between September 14, 2026, and March 31, 2027, providing a generous lead time for mid-term leisure and corporate travel planning.
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Fare Structure and Market Availability
The $4 promotional base fare will be available across the airline’s international markets, with the exception of departures from São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport, where promotional base fares start at $44 one-way.
- Eligible Fare Classes: The offer applies to the Basic, Classic, Comfort, and Extra fare families.
- Additional Charges: Promotional base fares exclude taxes, airport fees, and passenger facility charges.
- Inventory: Seat allocation is subject to availability and limited to a specific capacity per flight.
The campaign aims to consolidate the carrier’s footprint within the Latin American and Caribbean aviation markets, boosting passenger traffic through hyper-competitive pricing.
“We are in our anniversary month, and we want to share this milestone with those who have been a fundamental part of our growth: our passengers. With Purple Days, we want to express our gratitude for their trust by offering new opportunities to travel, explore destinations, and stay connected across our network, all while continuing our mission to make flying across the Americas increasingly accessible,” said Victor Pacheco, CEO and founder of Arajet.
With the rollout of “Purple Days,” Arajet reinforces its founding commitment to expand air transport options and enhance route network connectivity throughout the Americas.
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