Arajet says adding Dominican pilots helps to "consolidate ourselves as a flag carrier of national pride, full of Dominican collaborators in all areas.:
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Arajet Plans to Increase Flights from the Dominican Republic to Colombia
The Dominican low-cost carrier will ramp up frequencies between Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena to Santo Domingo over the next two months.
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Former BVI Premier Andrew Fahie Convicted on Drug Trafficking Charges in the United States
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Arajet to Add Two Dominican Pilots Following Cadet Training Program
Arajet says adding Dominican pilots helps to "consolidate ourselves as a flag carrier of national pride, full of Dominican collaborators in all areas.:
Dominican Republic Launching Four-Day Work Week Trial to Study Productivity, Employee Wellbeing
This voluntary pilot program is has governmental support and is being embraced by both public and private companies.