Arajet targets 26 aircraft by 2027 and over 35 destinations across the Americas

Arajet plans to operate 26 aircraft by the end of 2027 and to serve more than 35 destinations in at least 20 countries across the Americas and the Caribbean.

The airline expects to carry more than 290,000 passengers in Argentina this year and to handle over half of Argentine traffic to the Dominican Republic; it operates from Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Rosario and relaunched its route to Mendoza on October 9. Its two main hubs are Punta Cana, focused on international tourism from Canada, Brazil, Peru and Ecuador, and Santo Domingo, which links corporate and diaspora traffic to New York, Miami, Boston, San Juan and Guatemala. Fuel accounts for roughly 40% of Arajet’s operating expenses and the carrier is pursuing operational efficiencies to avoid passing fuel cost increases to passengers.