Santo Domingo. – Arajet reached the milestone of three million passengers transported since the beginning of its operations in September 2022, consolidating its rapid growth in the continental air market.
This achievement coincides with one of the most successful months in the airline’s short history. According to official data published on the Civil Aviation Board (JAC) portal, Arajet transported more than 128,000 passengers during November, not including connecting travelers. When adding this segment, the figure exceeds 145,000 passengers mobilized that month.
Thanks to this performance,
Arajet was positioned for the fifth consecutive month as the third airline with the highest volume of passengers in the country, transporting more than 8% of the total number of people who entered or left the Dominican Republic during November.
“Closing the year with our aircraft number 13, reaching three million passengers in just three years, is a source of great pride and reflects the committed work of hundreds of Arajet collaborators, determined to make the Dominican Republic the new air hub of the continent,” expressed Víctor Pacheco, CEO and founder of the airline.
Pacheco took the opportunity to highlight the Dominican government’s support for this strategic project. “These achievements would not have been possible without the support of President Luis Abinader and his team, who believed in this dream and have always put the interests of the country above any particular interest,” he said.
During the month of November, Dominican airlines collectively transported 142,300 passengers, of which Arajet was responsible for approximately 90%, reaffirming its leadership within national commercial aviation.
About Arajet
Arajet is the flag carrier airline of the Dominican Republic. Since the beginning of its operations in 2022, it operates two bases — at Las Américas Airport in Santo Domingo and at Punta Cana International Airport — with a modern fleet of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The airline offers safe and affordable travel to and between the Dominican Republic and multiple destinations in North, Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean. More information at
www.arajet.com.
