Arajet inauguratedó two new routes to USA, connecting to International Airport O’I will do Chicago (WORDS) and the Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) with Punta Cana (PUJ) and Santo Domingo (SDQ) respectively. Foto Arajet
Arajet, the airíDominican flag, has strengthened its growing presence in the USA with the launch of two exciting new routes, converting to Chicago and Boston in his fifth and sixth destination in the país. This expansionón consolidates the RepúDominican War as the main hub toéCaribbean prisoner, offering unparalleled connectivity at affordable prices.
Arajet lands in Chicago and connects the Midwest with the Caribbean
Arajet inauguratedó its first route in the Midwest of the United States, connecting the O International Airport’Chicago Hare (WORDS) with the Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ).
This new service, which operates three times a week (on Monday, tuesday and sábadass), open a vía direct and affordable route for Midwest travelers to one of the world's top destinations.ápopular Caribbean, just in time for the winter season.
“Fly to O International Airport’Chicago Hare, one of the airports Más important in the world, represents an exciting new chapterítitle for Arajet as we continue to expandégoing to the United States,” expresó Manuel Luna, Chief Communications Officer de Arajet. “This landmark opens the skies for travelers from the Midwest to discover the beauty of Punta Cana and connect with the rest of the region.ón, while providing the Dominican community in Chicago with an optionón direct and affordable way to travel home.”
The commissioner of Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA), Michael McMurray, I sayó This new route strengthens Chicago's global connectivity and offers travelers a climate escape.álido, además to provide the Dominican and Latino community with an optionón convenient to visit your loved ones.
As Arajet's second hub, Punta Cana spaghettién seamlessly connects passengers with 9 destinations in Américh latina, including São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Lima and City of México.
Boston: a vital market for the diáDominican spore
The next step in the expansion strategyón of Arajet It was the inaugurationón of its new route from Boston starting on 21 November 2025, connecting Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) with Las Am International Airportérich of Santo Domingo (SDQ).
The new route to Boston operateá four times a week (myércoles, Thursday, friday and sunday), a layer stepélogical being home to one of the largest Dominican communitiesás numerous United States, with around 200,000 Dominicans established in the regionón.
“Boston is a vital market for Arajet, since it houses one of the Dominican communities más great of the United States,” I sayó Víctor Pacheco, CEO and Founder of Arajet. “This new route offers passengers a way fáeasy and affordable to fly while offering seamless connections with más de 25 destinations in the Caribbean and Américh Latina.”
The Cónsul General from RepúDominican War not Boston, Antonio Almonte, celebró the inaugural flight, highlighting that it strengthens the ties between the RepúDominican Republic and its community in New England, an achievement facilitated by the open skies agreement with the United States.
New York sees increased frequencies
the airísnow riseó their frequencies towards New York–Newark (EEA), operating two flights daily since the past 19 of November, highlighting its consolidationón and sustained growth in the US market.
the airílet me explainó that maintain their usual morning frequency, with departure from Santo Domingo at 6:10 a.m. and arrival in Newark at 9:30 a.m., and added a night frequency, leaving at 7:10 p.m. and arriving at 10:30 p.m., offering greater flexibility for business travelers, sightseeing, family visits and connections.
Arajet on timeó that this decisionón responds to the high seasonal demand of the New York market, where compañíhas consistently reported occupancy ratesón greater than 85%.
the airíI won't take itás informó that in the month of October I returnedó to be the third airínea with greater trápassenger traffic in the countryís with a total of 115 one thousand 536 people transported, not including connections, with which they came to meás de 130 thousand in that month.
Sayún the data published in the páAviation Board websiteón Civil, Arajet transportó the 8.8% of passengers who flew at Dominican airports in the month of October, so continueúwith an upward trend compared toón to the rest of Aerolíinternational lines. Similarly Arajet accumulationó the 90% of passengers transported between airíDominican girls, being Bogotá, Buenos Aires and Medellín the routes with the greatest passenger movement of said línever aérea.
Strengthening connectivity toérea has been key in the rise of Dominican tourism; themselvesún official figures, between January and September 2025 the RepublicúDominican Republic receivedó 6,575,073 visitors by vía aérea, consolidating the PAís like himíder of the Caribbean and evidencing the importance of expanding routes to large issuing markets such as New York.
According to stateíStatics of the Aviation Boardón Civil (JAC), Arajet and Transportado más of a millónumber of passengers in 2025, and plans to close theñor with 1,500,000 mobilized travelers, including connecting passengersón, a milestone for an airlineínea with little más from three toños de operationón.
This direct flight from Santo Domingo consolidates the efforts to convert RepúDominican Republic in a connection hub for Las Américh, since passengers flying from Boston will be able toán connect conveniently with más de 25 destinations in the Arajet network, including highlights like Aruba, Colombia, Costa Rica and Guatemala.
After the incorporationón of flights to Miami, Orlando and New York at the beginning of thisñO, Arajet positionó Like the third airlineíline with the highest volume of passengers in the RepublicúDominican War —only deductionás de JetBlue y American Airlines— which validates its high-value model and its modern Boeing fleet 737 MAX.
