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Read → The Catalan airfield adds its first based aircraft and more international flights, a model with lessons for Dominican connectivity.
Read → Aeropuertos Dominicanos Siglo XXI receives the Green Airport Recognition from the Latin American and Caribbean airports council. Sustainability is now a commercial argument for the country.
Read → Puerto Plata receives 38 cruises in October, airlines welcome the jet fuel temperature adjustment and MITUR pushes its promotion in Argentina.
Read → The country is moving forward on air surveillance, navigation and communication with investment in technology and staff training.
Read → Igor Rodríguez presents at Dominican Week in the U.S. the 585,363 air operations and over 50 million passengers carried by the country.
Read → An altercation aboard a flydubai flight bound for Tel Aviv ended with passengers restraining the alleged attacker, according to Hosteltur. The crew's quick response kept the situation from escalating.
Read → The country was guest of honor at FIT 2026 and is targeting a market that already leads Latin America. The goal: 500,000 Argentine travelers with 9-day stays.
Read → The Dominican Airlines Association acknowledges the president's support to boost the competitiveness of the national air sector.
Read → Barcelona airport cancels more than 100 flights because of heavy rain. The takeaway for Dominican tourism: European connectivity is fragile and needs backup.
Read → President Abinader confirms the Dominican Republic turns away around 20 foreigners a week at its borders and airports. The industry view: security as a sales pitch.
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