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Tourism December 17, 2024 | 8:15 am

Arajet achieves record-breaking passenger numbers in November

Santo Domingo.- In November, Arajet, the Dominican low-cost airline, reported transporting 96,586 passengers, accounting for 7% of all travelers entering or leaving the country. The airline also announced that it had surpassed one million passengers in 2024, becoming the first Dominican airline to reach this milestone in a single year. These figures, which position Arajet as th... Read more

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