www.arajet.com sratred to sell tickets. Roundr trip SDQ CUN SDQ from 150 USD with all taxes. many seats are on sale for 55 USD one way to the caribbean and Latin AMerica
I tried to figure out when they start flying to where and it is not obvious, then tried to book a flight and got nowhere. The website stinks! I "chatted" with the call centre... not the most helpful. They try hard but I don't think they know much. Maybe part of the start up issues!www.arajet.com sratred to sell tickets. Roundr trip SDQ CUN SDQ from 150 USD with all taxes. many seats are on sale for 55 USD one way to the caribbean and Latin AMerica
And hopefully the "start up issues" don't start up in the air. There's something comforting about a "track record".I tried to figure out when they start flying to where and it is not obvious, then tried to book a flight and got nowhere. The website stinks! I "chatted" with the call centre... not the most helpful. They try hard but I don't think they know much. Maybe part of the start up issues!
Are you sure the issue is with the site and not you? Many Dominicans have bought tickets on the website with no issues.I tried to figure out when they start flying to where and it is not obvious, then tried to book a flight and got nowhere. The website stinks! I "chatted" with the call centre... not the most helpful. They try hard but I don't think they know much. Maybe part of the start up issues!
So, you're saying they're nearing the experation date?The Pilots that sit in the right and left seats are far beyond their start up period.
No I mean they have met the ATP certificate requirements.So, you're saying they're nearing the experation date?
I had a quick look and don't see the fares as insanely low. Ryanair in the UK regularly sells flights for under £10 (about US$ 13) including taxes, I think that's insanely low.
SDQ to MEX on Aug. 24:On Arajet I checked a flight to Cartaghena and it came up as US$ 323 round trip if you included one checked bag under 20kg (which let's face it anyone is going to need for a trip). I think they are going to need to get much cheaper to compete against the likes of Jetblue and Frontier and Spirit.
Past performance does not predict future results.Their CEO is the British guy who started Wizz Air, very successful airline in Europe. So he has track record.
Dominican taxes are an insane amount of the costs of a ticket. Not much that can be done about that unless the Dominican government wants to reduce or eliminate them. The amounts before taxes are quite low.I had a quick look and don't see the fares as insanely low. Ryanair in the UK regularly sells flights for under £10 (about US$ 13) including taxes, I think that's insanely low. On Arajet I checked a flight to Cartaghena and it came up as US$ 323 round trip if you included one checked bag under 20kg (which let's face it anyone is going to need for a trip). I think they are going to need to get much cheaper to compete against the likes of Jetblue and Frontier and Spirit.
Their CEO is the British guy who started Wizz Air, very successful airline in Europe. So he has track record.