Punta Cana—Euroairlines reported launching a charter service connecting Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport with Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Operations will begin on February 7 and run until May 3, 2025, then resume between November 25, 2025, and May 26, 2026.
According to the company, this initiative seeks to strengthen connectivity between France and the Caribbean, promoting tourism development in both regions. Promotional fares for this new route will be available until December 6, offering a limited opportunity for travelers interested in planning their next destination.
Antonio López-Lázaro, CEO of Euroairlines, stated that “this new route demonstrates the Group’s commitment to the French market and supports the recovery of French tourism in the Dominican Republic.” He also stressed that they hope to “offer French travelers an improved and direct connection with Punta Cana.”
Euroairline’s new offer will be available through the main distribution channels and travel agencies to facilitate access to the French market. The company, founded in Spain in 2000, evolved from a commercial air transport operator to a group offering distribution services to other airlines through its IATA Q4-291 plate in more than 60 markets, including commercial, BPO, and consulting services. Its headquarters are in Madrid, and it has offices in New York, Miami, Cancun, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Bogotá, Lima, Sao Paulo, Santiago de Chile, and other European capitals.
According to Aviacionline, the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in Paris will host a presentation event aimed at tour operators on December 12. At the event, additional details about the service will be offered, such as which airline’s fleet will be used for the service.