DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – Caribbean aviation leader Arajet has unveiled ambitious expansion plans with the establishment of a new direct air corridor connecting Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) with Rosario, Argentina (ROS), marking a significant enhancement in transcontinental air travel infrastructure. Scheduled to commence operations on June 16, 2026, the route will feature three weekly flights utilizing the airline’s modern Boeing 737 MAX fleet.
This strategic move elevates Rosario to Arajet’s third Argentine destination, substantially strengthening the carrier’s footprint in the Southern Cone region. The expansion propels Arajet’s international network to over 28 destinations spanning 15 countries across North, Central, and South America. The Rosario connection will provide passengers with seamless access to Arajet’s Punta Cana hub, facilitating convenient transfers to 13+ international destinations including major North American cities (Miami, Orlando, New York), Latin American capitals (Lima, Cancún), and Caribbean hotspots (Kingston).
Airline executives emphasized that this development aligns with Arajet’s core mission of delivering affordable air travel options without compromising service quality or operational punctuality. ‘This new route represents our commitment to bridging Latin American communities through accessible air transportation,’ stated an Arajet spokesperson during the announcement ceremony.
To stimulate initial demand, the airline launched a limited-time promotional offer providing 25% discount on base fares using booking code ‘Vamos ROS’. The promotional window runs from December 18-26, 2025, for travel between June 16, 2026 and March 21, 2027. Industry analysts note this expansion reflects growing demand for Caribbean-South American connectivity and demonstrates the Dominican Republic’s emerging role as a strategic aviation hub in the Western Hemisphere.