Puerto Rico – Silver Airways, since the end of last year, has offered direct flights from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Gregorio Luperón International Airport in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, giving tourists from the unincorporated territory of the United States a great advantage of avoiding the three hours (approximately) drive from Santo Domingo towards the tourist destination of the North of the country.
The facility is offered with frequencies that take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10:20 a.m., with the option to return to Puerto Rico on the same days at 12:25 p.m. in an aircraft for 46 passengers.
It is recalled that this route was announced in the last Roadshow that was held in the cities of Ponce and San Juan by the Ministry of Tourism (Mitur) to encourage the promotion of the Dominican North Coast in Puerto Rico.
Details of the air operation, according to a Primera Hora passenger in Puerto Rico
The plane is boarded from the runway. There is no bridge or boarding bridge.
The passenger carries their carry-on baggage (baby strollers, etc.) up the boarding stairs. Similarly, upon disembarkation, the passenger is in charge of unloading their luggage.
The overhead bin has a space limitation, so if the carry-on baggage is in its expanded version, it may not be allowed to be taken into the cabin. In this case, it would be located in the space where the checked bags are.
The plane does not offer a Wi-Fi connection or the option to charge an electronic device.
The aircraft accommodates 46 passengers and makes it relatively quick to board. In fact, there is no division of groups to address.
The flight is direct. It only takes an hour and a half.
The seat option will be available once you have completed the “check-in” process.