Arajet took delivery of its tenth Boeing 737 MAX in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on June 11. This 737-8 delivery through a lessor, the airline said, “supports Arajet’s growth strategy throughout the Americas as the airline plans to more than double its routes in the next few years”.
Victor Pacheco Méndez, CEO and founder of Arajet, commented: “This tenth aircraft is unique, not only because it has a special Dominican ribbon painted on the fuselage, but because it will increase the number of connections we make with the continent. We are reaffirming our commitment to democratize the skies and be able to connect all our countries with the lowest possible prices.”
Since launching in 2022, Arajet has grown its all-737 MAX fleet to serve 23 destinations in 16 countries, including Canada, Mexico and Argentina.
“The versatility and efficiency of the 737 MAX supports Arajet’s commitment to provide safe, affordable travel for its customers,” said Mike Wilson, Boeing vice president of Commercial Sales for Latin America and the Caribbean. “By introducing the 10th 737-8 to its fleet, Arajet reaches an important milestone as the airline further connects the Dominican Republic with the rest of the Americas.”
Arajet takes delivery of its 10th 737 MAX; expands international routes
