Aerolíneas Argentinas will fly to Punta Cana from Tucumán and Rosario

Aerolíneas Argentinas announced two new international routes that it will operate during the summer. These are Tucumán-Punta Cana and Rosario-Punta Cana, which will be added to the Flights that the company already has from Córdoba and Buenos Aires. And the frequency of the Flights will be once a week.

The Aerolíneas Argentinas announcement stated: “More connected to the Dominican Republic. Fly directly to Punta Cana and arrive at one of the jewels of the Caribbean in just a few hours. During the high season, from Buenos Aires we offer five weekly Flights in November and December, increasing to six from January to March. In addition, from September to December, we operate two weekly Flights from Córdoba, increasing to four from January to March with connections to and from Mendoza.”

The information was completed with the announcement: “But that’s not all; we also have a weekly Flight from Rosario and Tucumán between January and March. We also have the best connections so you can start your trip from anywhere in Argentina, saving time and enjoying it at your destination.”

The company has yet to announce the opening date of the new routes, which will begin next January.

As reported REPORTUR.comthe Association of Airline Pilots (APLA) denounced that the government of Javier Milei is reducing the fleet of Aerolíneas Argentinas as part of a planned strategy to minimize the operations of the state-owned company. Fabio Basteiro, a leader of the sector, declared: “It is one more link in the chain planned for Aerolíneas to be reduced to the minimum expression.” (Aerolíneas Argentinas: 10 fewer planes with the downsizing plan)