The new aerosolínew of RepúDominican War low cost Arajet sorts 20 Boeing 737 MAX. Foto Nick Sheeder
Boeing and Arajet announced that the new aerolíCaribbean line orderó 20 planes 737 MAX, specíphysically the model 737-8-200 high capacity, to offer low operating costs and expand affordable travel options in the Américh. Arajet también have options to buy 15 jets 737 MAX additional than, along with existing lease agreements, couldían carry Aerol's new fuel-efficient fleetínever a 40 planes. The aircraft order is finalizedó in January and is currently attributed to an unidentified customer on Boeing's order and delivery website.
«The efficient Boeing 737 MAX, along with financial and operational support from our partners at Griffin and Bain Capital, gives us the basisónecessary to provide flights at affordable prices to travelers in the regionón», V said.íctor Pacheco Méndez, founder and CEO. of Arajet.
the airíI don't realize itó a launch event at its new hub in Santo Domingo, RepúDominican War. Located between Américh from the North and Américh from the South, this locationón in the Caribbean take advantageá the scope of 737 MAX to efficiently serve a large number of traditional and underserved markets in the USA continental, Brazil, Colombia y más allá. The 737 MAX can fly más away and use a 20 % less fuel than generation airplanesón anterior. Other key benefits of Arajet's new fleet include improved performanceñor environmental with a reductionón of the 40% in community noise and lower emissions.
The first grandfatherón of Arajet, a 737-8 alquilado a Griffin Global Asset Management, he gave himselfó at the beginning of march. the grandfatherón was toured by Dominican President Luis Abinader, who attendedó to the launch event, along with industry officials, government and tourism. As travel and tourism recovers globally, Arajet generateá about 4000 new jobs and important economic developmentónew monkey for the nationón insular. tourism represents the 8,4% of the GDP of the RepúDominican War.
«The 737 MAX is a perfect fit with Arajet and it is an honor to welcome this exciting new operator to the Boeing family.», Mike Wilson said, vice president of sales for Américh Latin and the Caribbean of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. «Fly an exclusive fleet of 737 MAX allowá Arajet save on fuel costs, maintenance and operations, and pass those savings on to your customers».
When I go from the JFK to Dominican Santiago, how happy I feel, grace
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Very good initiative of the Dominican government in supporting this new airline , Hopefully there will be a route to Ecuador at a low cost because Copa and Avianca charge a very expensive ticket to Santo Domingo, The Dominican Republic offers countless tourist activities, not only on the beach but also in rural tourism. , Waterparks , hay 6 international airports and lots of fun (vivi 7 years in said country).
From Ecuador to the Dominican is a favorite destination for Ecuadorians, so it sure would work.
Excellent news for BOEING
Definitely, the MAX makes its way in the region little by little.