World2Fly received its new Airbus A330, which is currently at Teruel Airport, where it will undergo the necessary inspections before joining the W2M airline, a group owned by Iberostar.

In addition to its regular operations, World2Fly will launch direct routes to La Romana (Dominican Republic), Mauritius, and Montego Bay (Jamaica) throughout 2025, all three with a weekly flight.

The first of the connections will operate from June to October, with departures every Saturday. It will also fly to Mauritius from June to September with a weekly Tuesday. Finally, the route to Jamaica, from Portugal, will operate in the summer with departures every Wednesday.

These destinations are added to Cancún (Mexico), Havana (Cuba), as well as several cities in the Dominican Republic, such as Punta Cana and Santo Domingo. Additionally, they maintain the routes opened last year to destinations such as Zanzibar, which will operate from June to September, and Uzbekistan, scheduled for the fall.

With this aircraft, which will soon move to Terminal 4 at Barajas Airport, World2Fly now has a total of seven aircraft, four of them A330s and the remaining three A350s.

The fleet increase will allow the company to meet its goal of surpassing the one million passenger mark. Specifically, its goal for the current year is to exceed 1.2 million passengers and raise the load factor to 92.5%, compared to more than 900,000 passengers and 90% occupancy in 2024.

La Romana. – American Airlines is once again resuming its route from Miami with a daily flight to La Romana International Airport, connecting this tourist city in the eastern part of the Dominican Republic with the state of Florida.

The welcoming ceremony for flight AA3071 was accompanied by a traditional Dominican music group and included the traditional ribbon cutting led by executives from Central Romana, the company that owns the airport and the Casa de Campo resort. They were accompanied by representatives from the airline, local and Miami County authorities, as well as the aircraft captain and crew.

“Welcoming passengers on this daily American Airlines flight from Miami is like welcoming a good friend back home, as this air connectivity has been a tradition for our airport and our Casa de Campo resort,” said Luis Emilio Rodriguez, director of La Romana International Airport.

“Today, our La Romana destination has developed and strengthened with the investment and presence of new hotel chains, offering travelers who enter our airport a variety of accommodation options, within the framework of a tourist hub that continues to grow,” Rodriguez stated.

For his part, American Airlines Regional Manager Oliver Bojos highlighted the importance of reopening this route for the airline, as this daily flight strengthens its presence with more than five destinations throughout the country. “We are proud to continue growing in the Dominican Republic through our highly anticipated return to La Romana,” Bojos stated.

This daily American Airlines flight is scheduled to depart Miami at 10:37 a.m. and land in La Romana at around 2:00 p.m. The return flight to Miami from La Romana departs at 3:15 p.m.

Attendees at the American Airlines flight’s welcoming ceremony included Eduardo Martínez-Lima, Executive Vice President of Central Romana; Andrés Pichardo, President of Casa de Campo; Jason Kycek, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Casa de Campo; Marvin Ochoa, Caribbean Sales Manager for AA; Kevin Marino Cabrera, Commissioner of the 6th District of Miami County; Daniel Pérez, Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives; Andrés Fernández, President of the Romana-Bayahibe Hotel Association; Eduardo Kery, Mayor of La Romana; Ivelisse Méndez, Provincial Governor of La Romana, among others.