Santo Domingo. Arajet, the Caribbean low-cost airline named the world’s best new airline at the World Aviation Summit, won two new international awards for the modernity of its aircraft fleet.
Arajet was recognized by CH Aviation as the second airline in the Americas with the newest aircraft and the third in the world.
According to the statement published by CH Aviation The airline Lynx Air has the youngest aircraft fleet in the Americas with an average age of 2.81 years, followed by Arajet, whose fleet is on average 2.93 years old; and third, it was on the continent JetSmart With an average of 3.01 years, it is also the number 1 airline in South America.
The publication shows that globally the Asian airline was number 1 Starlux airline, with a fleet of aircraft that are 2.04 years old. After StarluxThis completes the top 5 in the world rankings LynxAir, followed by the Dominican Arajetthe Asian Vistara and the South American JetSmart.
More efficient
Victor Pacheco, CEO and founder of Arajetexplained that this new recognition is a confirmation of Arajet’s commitment to have a fleet of modern and efficient aircraft with the help of the Boeing Company.
“Our aircraft fleet is not only one of the most modern in the world, but thanks to the technology used, it is also the most efficient and environmentally friendly Boeing 737 Max 8 “It uses less fuel and produces less noise than other aircraft of its type,” Pacheco said in a statement to the media.
Arajet was assessed with the fleet with which it closed 2023, namely 8 Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, and as the company announced in 2024, it will continue to add new aircraft to its fleet to further expand its network connected today Today 23 destinations in 16 countries across the Americas.
The air Line
Arajet is the first low-cost airline in the Caribbean. Named World’s Best New Airline at the World Aviation Summit; It began operations in September 2022 from its location in Las Americas Airport in Santo Domingo, under his Dominican Republic Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC). Arajet operates a new fleet of Boeing 737MAX-8 aircraft, providing safe and affordable travel to and from the Dominican Republic to various destinations in North, Central and South America and the Caribbean.
