Arajet to Launch Non-Stop Punta Cana-Newark Flights in January 2026

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Arajet to Launch Direct Punta Cana–Newark Flights Starting January 2026

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. – Dominican low-cost carrier Arajet has officially announced that beginning January 2026, it will operate a non-stop route between Punta Cana (PUJ) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), further strengthening air connectivity between the Caribbean’s most popular beach destination and the U.S. northeast.

Expanding Access to the U.S. Market

The new service will make it easier for travelers from New Jersey, New York City, and surrounding metropolitan areas to reach Punta Cana, a destination globally known for its all-inclusive resorts, luxury villas, beachfront condos, golf courses, and investment properties.

For Dominican nationals and expats in the tri-state area, the route also provides a convenient and affordable travel option to visit family, conduct business, and enjoy the Caribbean lifestyle.

Boost for Punta Cana’s Tourism and Real Estate Sector

Tourism and real estate experts highlight that new international routes directly impact the local economy, creating greater demand for:

  • Punta Cana homes for sale and vacation rentals
  • Beachfront investment properties in Bávaro and Cap Cana
  • Tourism services, restaurants, and entertainment

With U.S. visitors making up one of the largest source markets for Dominican tourism, Arajet’s expansion is expected to significantly increase arrivals and reinforce the Dominican Republic’s position as the Caribbean’s leading destination.

Arajet’s Growth Strategy

The airline, which has rapidly gained recognition since its launch, continues to position itself as a low-cost alternative for intercontinental travel. By adding Newark-Punta Cana to its network, Arajet not only expands its U.S. presence but also shows its commitment to connecting the Dominican Republic with key international hubs.

The company already operates flights from Santo Domingo to several U.S. and Latin American cities, but the move to add Punta Cana — the country’s tourism capital — represents a strategic step in capturing both leisure and diaspora traffic.

Bottom Line

Starting January 2026, Arajet’s direct service will open new opportunities for tourists, investors, and Dominican communities abroad. For Punta Cana, this means more visitors, more business growth, and an even stronger reputation as the gateway to Caribbean luxury, lifestyle, and investment opportunities.

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