Dominican Republic’s ultra-low-cost carrier, Arajet, has taken delivery of its tenth Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The 737-8 single-aisle jet joins the airline’s fleet through a lessor. Per Boeing, the 737-8 can fly up to 3,500 nautical miles nonstop.

Here’s what Victor Pacheco Méndez, CEO and founder of Arajet, said in an official statement:

This tenth aircraft is unique, not only because it has a special Dominican ribbon painted on the fuselage but because it will increase the number of connections we make with the continent. We are reaffirming our commitment to democratize the skies and be able to connect all our countries with the lowest possible prices.

Arajet began operations in 2022. It has an all Boeing 737 MAX fleet that serves 23 destinations across 16 countries, including Mexico, Canada and Argentina. The carrier also bagged the Startup Airline of the Year recognition at the World Aviation Summit last year.

Poland’s flag carrier, LOT Polish Airlines, has added a new route for the upcoming winter season. Starting November 29, 2024, the airline will operate a once-a-week (Friday) service between Warsaw and Innsbruck – the capital of Tyrol and among the largest cities in Austria. The town, located between 820 and 3,210 metres above sea level, is renowned for its winter sports activities, including 350km of skiing routes. Innsbruck has also hosted the Winter Olympic Games twice.

LOT Polish Airlines will run flights between Warsaw and Innsbruck until March 28, 2025. Passengers will travel on a Boeing 737 single-aisle aircraft, departing the Polish capital at 10:25 (local). The return flight from the Austrian town takes off at 13:35 (local). The flying time between the two destinations is about 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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