The Nicest Introduction....

[NALs]

Which international airport in the Dominican Republic do you prefer?

If you like more than one, you can cast multiple votes!

Disclaimer: This and all polls only reflect the opinions of those DR1 members who choose to participate.

-NALs

 

[santobonao]

Las Americas Airport(my airport)
Puerto plata
Cibao
Punta cana airports

 

[CG]

I realize it's not in contention and no longer exits, but the best airport is/was HERRERA !

 

[Musicqueen]

I love the way they greet people in Punta Cana...with the girls in costumes and the tipico band...too bad they charge a 'departure' tax!!!!

Never been to Cibao airport...

Puerto Plata is nice also...but no comparison to Punta Cana...

Las Am?ricas is just another international airport...nothing notable...

MQ

 

[zak023]

Las Americas....Professional and never a victim of theft..Higher level of security since it is the Capitol 's Airport.......My Opinion............

 

[Frank the Tank]

Cibao in santiago by far. Very easy in and out. No problems. Las americas sucks there's always some little bs everytime i go through there.

 

[Me_again]

. . . and why is it that so often nowadays in the sub-tropics the airports are built enclosed and air conditioned (sort of)? The old style (old POP and still at Punta Cana) where mostly everything is open with a breeze blowing through, seems to me to have a nicer ambience. And surely that air condtioning must cost a pile to install and operate.

 

[Hipocrito Mejia]

Las Americas....Professional and never a victim of theft..Higher level of security since it is the Capitol 's Airport.......My Opinion............

That's funny, because Las Americas seems to always be in the news with personnel getting fired/arrested for theft and other illegal activities.

Punta Cana is now the nicest, since Santiago started using jetbridges.

La Romana is the most professional operation.

Santiago staff loves me! I think that they're all shown my picture during their training session and are told to stop and question me, whether I'm entering or leaving the country. :ermm: