Economy

Economy September 19, 2017 | 3:08 pm

Storm cancels nearly 20 Santo Domingo-based flights

Santo Domingo.- Some 19 international flights on the Santo Domingo-Miami, San Juan, and Bogota, routes by three airlines were canceled Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, as the country faces serious consequences from Hurricane Maria. Meanwhile airports contractor Aerodom said that all flights have been canceled between the Dominican Republic and Saint Martin, which is also on Hurricane Maria's pa... Read more

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