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Haiti - Economy : Sunrise Airways, announces direct flights Cap-Haitien / Santo-Domingo


Haiti - Economy : Sunrise Airways, announces direct flights Cap-Haitien / Santo-Domingo

The private Haitian airline Sunrise Airways based in Port-au-Prince, whose head office is located in Haiti, announces that from February 10, 2020, it will operate direct flights twice a weeks (Monday and Friday) between Cap-Haitien (Haiti) and Santo-Domingo (Dominican Republic).

Depart at 10:35 a.m. from La Isabela Airport (Santo Domingo), for a 50-minute flight with arrival to Cap Haitien and return the same day. Departure at 10:35 (Haitian time) from Cap Haitien, arrival at La Isabella at 12:25 (Dominican time).

The connection will be made in a 19-seat aircraft. Price from 329 US dollars for a round trip, taxes included.

Learn more about Sunrise Airways :

Sunrise Airways operates more than 110 weekly flights between Haiti, Cuba and the Dominican Republic. The company serves the Cuban cities of Havana, Camaguey, Santiago and Holguìn several times a week from Haiti and Santo Domingo. It offers several flights every day, between Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitien or Santo Domingo.

Sunrise has expanded its fleet with 2 Boeing 737 dedicated to routes toward Cuba, in addition to the 4 19-seat aircraft serving PAP-CAP and PAP-JBQ (Santo Domingo). The company is now developing its Caribbean network also from the Dominican Republic.

See also :

https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-24704-haiti-flash-sunrise-airways-a-haitian-success-story.html

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