Santo Domingo – Arajet and the Organizing Committee of the Central American and Caribbean Games have signed a collaboration agreement through which the Dominican airline becomes the official airline of the sporting event, reaffirming its commitment to the development of sports, regional integration, and the promotion of the Dominican Republic as a strategic connectivity hub in the Americas.

As part of this partnership, Arajet will support mobility related to the event by facilitating air connections for athletes, delegations, technical teams, guests, and fans who will participate in this important regional sporting competition.

Víctor Pacheco Méndez, CEO and founder of Arajet, highlighted the importance of this agreement for both the airline and the country: “For Arajet, it is an honor to become the official airline of the Central American and Caribbean Games. This agreement represents our commitment to sports, to youth, and to positioning the Dominican Republic as a regional connection hub. We are proud to put our wings at the service of an event that will bring the entire region together around talent, discipline, and excellence.”

For his part, José P. Monegro, president of the Organizing Committee of the Central American and Caribbean Games, welcomed the strategic alliance: “Having Arajet as the official airline of the event strengthens our organizational and logistical capacity and represents significant support for the successful staging of the Games. We are pleased to include a Dominican brand that shares our vision of promoting the country and delivering a memorable event for the entire region.”

With this alliance, both institutions consolidate a collaborative relationship that will contribute to the success of the Central American and Caribbean Games, while also strengthening the Dominican Republic's positioning as a host of major sporting events and as a key air connectivity hub in the region.

About Arajet

Arajet is the flag carrier airline of the Dominican Republic. Since the start of its operations in 2022, it operates two bases — at Las Américas International Airport in Santo Domingo and Punta Cana International Airport — with a modern fleet of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The airline offers safe and affordable travel to and from the Dominican Republic and multiple destinations across North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean. More information at www.arajet.com