turismo.news September 23, 2026
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Wingo and Flair Airlines add routes from Puerto Plata

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Gregorio Luperón airport (POP) will expand its international connectivity during the 2026-2027 winter season with new direct flights to Colombia and Canada, according to Dominican Today. Wingo and Flair Airlines will operate these routes from the main airport on the Dominican north coast, managed by Aerodom.

The news confirms what the sector has been asking for on the north coast for years, more international seats that do not depend solely on Punta Cana. The Colombian connection opens the door to South American travelers looking for beach, golf and mountains without long layovers. The Canadian route strengthens the source market that already fills hotels in Puerto Plata every winter.

Aerodom has not detailed frequencies or fares, but the move fits the strategy of spreading air traffic beyond the east of the country. For hoteliers, tour operators and MITUR itself, every new seat at POP is revenue that stays in the province, not just in the airport. This is not about waiting for airlines to fight over the destination, but about seizing the fact that they already are.

Quick questions

What new routes are Wingo and Flair Airlines adding from Puerto Plata?
Wingo and Flair Airlines will operate direct flights from Gregorio Luperón airport (POP) to Colombia and Canada, respectively, during the 2026-2027 winter season.
When do Wingo and Flair Airlines flights start in Puerto Plata?
They are scheduled for the 2026-2027 winter season, as announced by Aerodom, the operator of Gregorio Luperón airport.
Which airlines operate these new international routes from Puerto Plata?
Wingo will connect with Colombia and Flair Airlines will fly to Canada. Both strengthen the international offering at Gregorio Luperón airport.
What does this expansion mean for Puerto Plata hotels?
More international seats at POP mean more direct arrivals of Colombian and Canadian tourists, helping fill rooms at hotels and resorts on the north coast without relying on connections through Punta Cana.
Has Aerodom given details on prices or frequencies for these routes?
No, Aerodom has not yet published frequencies or fares. It only confirmed the intention to expand Gregorio Luperón airport's connectivity with these two markets.

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