Dominican airline Arajet continues its strong expansion in the U.S. market, confirming today that it will add Orlando as its sixth destination after Miami, San Juan-PR, New York-Newark, Boston, and Chicago.

According to information shared on social media by Orlando-Sanford International Airport, Arajet will begin operating three weekly flights from Punta Cana starting October 26.

Flights between Punta Cana and Orlando-Sanford will run on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. There is a special promotion offering up to 30% off tickets using the code HOLAORLANDO.

Arajet’s arrival marks a milestone for Sanford Airport (part of Vinci Airports), which has worked intensively in recent years to position itself as a viable alternative to Orlando International Airport (MCO). Currently, Allegiant Air is the only airline with regular operations at Sanford, flying to 57 U.S. cities.

Arajet in the United States

• Miami: One daily flight from Santo Domingo and six weekly flights from Punta Cana
• San Juan-PR: Four weekly flights from Santo Domingo and four from Punta Cana
• New York-Newark: One daily flight from Santo Domingo (starting June 16)
• Boston: Four weekly flights from Santo Domingo (starting November 20)
• Chicago: Three weekly flights from Punta Cana (starting November 15)
• Orlando: Three weekly flights from Punta Cana (starting October 26)

Last week, it was reported that Arajet submitted a request to the Dominican Republic’s Civil Aviation Board to operate nine additional routes, including Córdoba, Mendoza, and Rosario in Argentina, as well as Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Asunción, Belo Horizonte, and Washington.

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Edgardo Gimenez Mazó

Contando la aviación desde marzo del año 2000. Fundador y Managing Editor de Aviacionline. Base: ROS Origen: RES

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