In October, Arajet will add flights to Toronto and Montreal in Canada; Medellin and Bogota in Colombia; San Jose in Costa Rica; and Kingston in Jamaica; with which it will establish a robust route network of 20 destinations in 12 countries in its first 3 months of operations. The airline also expects to add additional flights to the United States in the near future.
Arajet’s CEO Victor Pacheco said: “We promised low fares and we are announcing our trade mark low fares never seen before in our country. This is the first step in the process to build the first strategic connecting hub in the Caribbean that will foster the Americas connectivity at the lowest fares. Additionally, starting in September we are kicking off our mission to convert Las Americas International Airport into a premier Latin-American Air Hub,”
Álvaro de Oleo, Vice President of Marketing at Arajet, explained that there will be three levels of ticket pricing. “We will start with more than 5,500 thousand seats with prices from USD$55 dollars one way; and at 149 dollars round trip that can be purchased through our website; then we will have temporary promotions and regular fares; and in all cases, we will make sure that it is the lowest rate in the market,” said De Oleo.
Arajet will start operations with five brand new state-of-the-art Boeing 737 MAX-8 aircraft, which are designed to be environmentally friendly with 14% less fuel consumption, which will allow the airline to save on fuel costs, maintenance and operations and pass those savings on to our guests.
Air Models have a range of aircraft models, including some special 737 MAX models, including this one in the colours of flydubai.
