- September 1, 2022
- Posted by: medium
- Category: International
The company arrived in Ecuador with a proposal for direct flights and with three types of fares: 'smart', comfort and extra.
The new Dominican airline Arajet began selling tickets to different destinations in Central America, South America and the Caribbean, which will connect with Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic.
The low price company low cost has fares with prices starting at $55 each way and $149 round trip, including tax.
“For Ecuador we will have rates starting at $241 from Guayaquil and $262 from Quito round trip,including taxes. Thus, Ecuadorians will be able to enjoy the lowest rates," he said.Victor Pacheco, president of Arajet.
The company arrived in Ecuador with a proposal for direct flights and with three types of rates:smart, comfort and extra. In addition, the executive stated in an interview with EL UNIVERSO, several days ago, that there will be a special offer of $145.
"From September 15 we will include flights from Santo Domingo to various destinations in Latin America and we are sure that our value proposition will mark a before and after in the way of traveling in Latin America and will turn Santo Domingo into an important hub of air connections that expand connectivity with other destinations in the Americas and the Caribbean,” Pacheco pointed out.
| Routes | weekly frequencies | Days | Schedules |
|---|---|---|---|
| Santo Domingo–Quito | 3 | Monday Wednesday and Friday | Departure: 16:00 / Arrival: 18:15 |
| Quito–Santo Domingo | 3 | Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday | Departure: 19:00 / Arrival: 23:15 |
| Santo Domingo–Guayaquil | 2 | Thursday and Saturday | Departure: 16:00 / Arrival: 18:45 |
| Guayaquil-Santo Domingo | 2 | Thursday and Saturday | Departure: 19:00 / Arrival: 00:25 |
The first flight will be on September 15 to Barranquilla and Cali, in Colombia. In addition, from that date it will fly to Cartagena, in Colombia; Lima, in Peru; Guatemala City, in Guatemala; San Salvador, in El Salvador; and Saint Martin, Aruba and Curacao, in the Caribbean. While for Ecuador it is expected that the first flight toQuito takes place on November 2 and Guayaquil on November 3.
The airline also announced that in October it will increase its routes: flights to Toronto and Montreal, in Canada; Medellín and Bogotá, in Colombia; San Jose, in Costa Rica; and Kingston, Jamaica.
The network will be 20 destinations in twelve countries. The operations will be with five new Boeing 737 Max-800 aircraft.(I)