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Arajet pilot training program in Dominican Republic
Overview
Arajet, the flag carrier of the Dominican Republic, has launched the fourth edition of its “Cadetes” pilot training program in partnership with Boeing. The initiative involves significant investment to provide full scholarships for candidates to train as commercial pilots for the airline’s Boeing 737 MAX fleet.
While initial reports noted an investment exceeding US$1 million with approximately US$110,000 spent per cadet, subsequent updates indicate the total investment in aeronautical training has surpassed one million dollars, with average costs per cadet cited at approximately US$300,000. Beyond pilot training, the airline has also expanded its workforce by training and hiring 18 new Dominican cabin crew members. CEO Victor Miguel Pacheco Méndez stated the goal is to place the Dominican Republic on the “global aviation map” by developing local professional talent.
Entities
Arajet · Dominican Republic · Ivanna Lajara · Boeing · Victor Miguel Pacheco
Timeline
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19 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesArajet invests over $1 million in Dominican pilot trainingArajet is investing over $1 million in its “Cadetes” program, a Boeing partnership training Dominican pilots and crew to support the airline's growth and the nation's aviation industry.
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about 1 month ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesArajet launches fourth Cadets program to train Dominican pilotsArajet’s fourth Cadets program, backed by Boeing and over US$1 million, selected five new Dominican pilots, offering full scholarships and guaranteed first‑officer roles on its Boeing 737 MAX fleet.
Sources
elaviador.do · eldia.com.do