Santo Domingo.- On Wednesday, the Civil Aviation Board (JAC) provided an update on ongoing negotiations with the Jamaican Government concerning air transport. These discussions aim to facilitate the introduction of new air operations to and from the Dominican Republic, aligning with the overarching goal of enhancing the country’s connectivity.
The organization’s president, José Ernesto Marte Piantini, conveyed in a statement that the ongoing talks with the Civil Aviation Authority of Jamaica would significantly enhance the services offered by both domestic and international operators. Furthermore, he highlighted the positive impact on Dominican travelers, who would benefit from an expanded array of travel options.
“We anticipate substantial benefits for the sector through these negotiations, covering various aspects related to passenger and cargo air transport services,” Marte Piantini affirmed.
Emphasizing the mutual interest of both nations in expeditiously advancing these negotiations, a virtual work schedule has been established to facilitate the process.
During the third ordinary session of this year, convened on the same Wednesday, the JAC informed the plenary session about requests for special permits to introduce new operations within Dominican territory. The plenary session granted approval for various air operators:
This series of approvals and ongoing negotiations reflect a concerted effort to enhance air transport services in and out of the Dominican Republic, promoting increased connectivity and opportunities for travelers and operators alike.