30 añundress themés, Arajet becameó in the first airíDominican line that connects Santo Domingo with New York/Newark.
The DM flight 2310 with 185 passengers arrivedó at 10:30 from meñhe, headed by the Minister of Tourism of RepúDominican War, David Collado, the director of the Dominican Aviation Instituteón Civil, Rodr spaceíguez and the founder and CEO of Arajet, Víctor Pacheco, who raised the flags of RepúDominican and New Jersey war from the cockpit as sísymbol of conquest of this new destination in the airline networkínea, which becomes the third in USA, along with Miami (MY) and Saint John (SEVEN), and the vigéeighth in the entire American continent.
Arajet startó flights to New York – Newark
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Arajet celebrated the launch of daily nonstop service between Newark Liberty International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport on Monday. (EEA) and the Las Am International Airportérich people of Santo Domingo (SDQ) with an event in New Jersey in which alsoéCongressman Adriano Espaillat participated, the cóDominican nsul in New York, Jesús Vázquez, the cóDominican nsul in New Jersey, Ifé Santana, among other governmental and congressional authorities. This new route offers travelers a connectionón direct and affordable between áNew York metropolitan area and the Caribbean.
The CEO and founder of Arajet, Víctor Pacheco, estsbleció what: “Being able to offer this route has always been our main objective since the beginning of our operations., since New Jersey and New York are the areas where most of theáDominican spora and alsoén are the states that máTourists contribute to the RepublicúDominican War. Thanks to Arajet, all those passengers will now haveán an optón daily to travel to our país with low prices and first-class service.”
Minister David Collado highlightedó the importance it has for the país have an aerolínational line that offers the connectivity that isá serving Arajet. “Our objective is to be able to increase the connectivity of the country.ís, That is why we focus on achieving the open skies treaty, so that they can be sprayedíDominican airlines can provide routes that allow bringing moreás tourists to the país, but that alsoén allow Dominicans abroad to come to the countryís with fair prices” I sayó.
Arajet, with offices in Santo Domingo and Punta Cana, operates a modern fleet of Boeing aircraft 737 MAX 8. Since its launch in 2022, the airínea has expanded ráquickly to 26 destinations in 17 países and recently superó the two million passenger mark. With a participantón of the 81% of the Dominican market, Arajet continúand are massesón to redefine traveléprisoners in the Américh through flexible rates, Reliable service and customer-centric approach.
This achievement was possible in part thanks to the Open Skies Agreement, which facilitates greater connectivity between the RepúDominican War and the United States.
Flights start on 16 June and that's itán available, with round trip fares from $262 USD. One-way tickets are offered from $127 USD from Newark to Santo Domingo and from $135 USD back. The route serves as a vital link between the United States and the RepublicúDominican War, especially for the Dominican community with deep cultural and family ties in the áNew York metropolitan area.
Arajet flyá daily between Santo Domingo and Newark starting today, and this expansión in the US market represents a significant step to strengthen the presence of the PAís in aviationón international.
Once in Santo Domingo, travelers can explore the vibrant cities, beaches and heritage sites of the countryís, or connectáeasily with 24 Destinations in Latinamérica and the Caribbean throughés of the in expanding networkón of Arajet. New service to Newark not only strengthens cross-border connections, but alsoén positions to EWR as a strata centerégreat for regional travel, offering fáeasy access throughés of connections of tráDirect location and proximity to Manhattan.
