Thinking of going to Colombia? launch direct flights to Bogotá and Medellín from 69 dollars

Arajet, the first airline of low prices in the Caribbean confirmed that Dominicans can already buy their round trip tickets with taxes included to Bogotá and Medellín from 69 dollars each way. These two routes are added to the three already operated by Arajet to Barranquilla, Cartagena and Cali, and which began operations during the month of September.

With this great commitment, Arajet seeks to connect Santo Domingo with the main cities of Colombia and its different tourist and commercial experiences, and promote the growth and economic development of nour country through the promotion of tourism in cities that have a significant demand for travelers.

The Founder and CEO of Arajet, Victor Pacheco, assured that “without a doubt, Colombia is for Arajet a destination of great interest due to the demand of travelers to and from the Dominican Republic. For this reason, we consolidated our largest operation to date with five destinations in this country, reiterating our commitment to strengthening a beneficial economic, cultural and social relationship for the two nations. We want Colombians to find in us an affordable travel alternative that meets their travel expectations at the lowest cost, with world-class service and the newest and most efficient aircraft on the market.”

“We are happy to have two new routes to the Dominican Republic from Colombia, our diaspora will benefit enormously from the connectivity offered in Bogotá and Medellín, but also Colombians who want to get to know one of the best tourist destinations in the Caribbean will have the opportunity to do it with direct flights to strengthen the economic, cultural and tourist ties between our countries”, said Efraín Guerra, Head of Mission of the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Colombia.

The first flight from Santo Domingo to Bogotá will be on December 5, while the one from Medellín will take place on December 6. With the opening of these two destinations, Arajet expands and consolidates its presence in Colombia and aims to advance its expansion strategy on the continent, with which it expects to transport seven million passengers over a period of five years.

Carlos Mesa, vice president of customer experience at Arajet, explained that there will be three levels of rates. “We will start by offering 185 seats each way for these new routes through arajet.com; and temporary promotions, making sure that it is the lowest rate in the market and the best service on board with the warmth that characterizes Dominicans.”

FLIGHTS SCHEDULE

With the announcement of ticket sales, the airline shared the flight schedules that will be available for the routes Santo Domingo – Bogotá – Santo Domingo and Santo Domingo – Medellín – Santo Domingo:

Arajet began operations on September 15 with five totally new Boeing 737 Max-800 aircraft of the latest technology and designed to be friendly to the environment, with 14% less fuel consumption compared to most single-seater aircraft. corridor, which will allow the airline to save on fuel, maintenance and operations costs and, in turn, pass those savings on to customers.