Arajet starts selling tickets for the route from the DR to Argentina from US$563

Arajet recently received approval to operate to Buenos Aires, Argentina from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, so it has just launched the sale of tickets to fly from November 14.

This route becomes a milestone for these markets, since it is the first time that these two cities are connected. The route will operate three weekly frequencies with starting rates from USD $563.48 including taxes, round trip; or one way $USD 314.94. Prices only include a personal suitcase up to 6 kg.

This Thursday the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) of Argentina authorized Arajet to operate regular flights between Santo Domingo and the Ezeiza International Airport in Buenos Aires, according to Aviacionline.

“Taking into account the provisions contained in the current bilateral framework with the Dominican Republic in terms of capacity, it would be appropriate to grant the authorization without specifying the frequencies and type of flight equipment to be used, being subject to the limitations imposed by the authority flag of the transporter in accordance with what was agreed at the bilateral level ”, indicates the resolution.

as reported REPORTUR.coArajet is becoming a threat to the market that Copa has been leading from its Panama hub in recent times, as the Dominican-based airline has just announced the milestone that it will be able to carry passengers with a single stopover from Santiago de Chile to Toronto in Canada (Arajet threatens Copa with a hub that already links Chile with Canada).

Other large Latin American airlines such as Avianca, Aeroméxico or even Latam also allow connections between both ends of the American continent with a single stop, but in their case it is not the center of their business, but their great market is within their respective countries. , and from them also flying over the oceans.