Air France says that the fuel is twice the price in Punta Cana compared to neigbouring countriesAccording to the rumor mill, Air France will be leaving the Dominican market. Have yet to confirm this.
Condor, Tui, Air Carïbe, and Air Europa all have a big market segment for the European flights.I wonder where all the European tourists fly from. It’s not that easy to get here.
From Germany, UK and Spain right ?Condor, Tui, Air Carïbe, and Air Europa all have a big market segment for the European flights.
In September I went from Santo Domingo to Madrid and back with Iberia.From Germany, UK and Spain right ?
Haha why high bp with BA to Punta Cana ? That’s how I came and spent a night in London as my flight from Denmark was to Heathrow and to the DR it’s from Gatwick. During the pandemic stil living in the DR I went back to the DR from Denmark going Hamburg to Madrid and then SD with Iberia. Especially during the pandemic there were not many options.It has become very difficult to find direct flights to Europe . There are regular charter flights between Milan and La Romana and if you want to up your blood pressure you can use BA from Punta Cana. Other wise the only other regular flights seem to be to Spain with Air Europa or Iberia from Santo Domingo . I hate using Miami as a transit but from there you can go to a large range of European cities
I have not had any issues in Miami for the past ten years.I don’t think I am going via Miami ever again. Unless you have to go to the US it’s best to avoid.
I think it’s better. It’s only that I have to go through immigration and pick up luggage despite flying in transit.I have not had any issues in Miami for the past ten years.
I will keep that option in mind.I'm from Germany and use everytime TUI from Punta Cana to Bruessel and back. Best price and new Airplanes (Dreamliner).
Same happens when we fly to Spain even if our final destination is elsewhere in EuropeI think it’s better. It’s only that I have to go through immigration and pick up luggage despite flying in transit.
I am confused about if that’s really the same. I guess it’s similar.Same happens when we fly to Spain even if our final destination is elsewhere in Europe
If you fly from Santo Domingo with American Airlines to another city and transit through Miami, you do not have to pick up your luggage in Miami any more but you still have to go through Immigration. All flights must be on the same booking . bit of an improvement .I think it’s better. It’s only that I have to go through immigration and pick up luggage despite flying in transit.
Actually I think I did experience that. The change. But. I went via Miami to Denmark during the pandemic and I remember they suddenly asked for a Covid test to travel to Denmark until I showed them proof Denmark didn’t require it from it’s citizens. Stupid Covid stuff.If you fly from Santo Domingo with American Airlines to another city and transit through Miami, you do not have to pick up your luggage in Miami any more but you still have to go through Immigration. All flights must be on the same booking . bit of an improvement .
Same happens when we fly to Spain even if our final destination is elsewhere in Europe