Aerodom’s remit includes airport modernisation and working with the Dominican Republic’s Ministry of Tourism and national hotel association to help accelerate growth of the country’s tourism industry.
CHICAGO, USA – OAG, a market leader in aviation intelligence products and services, is celebrating Dominican Republic airport operator Aerodom becoming the latest customer to adopt the OAG Analyser suite of airline network analysis tools.
Aerodom’s new multi-year licence agreement includes OAG’s Schedules Analyser, Connections Analyser, Traffic Analyser and OAG Mapper products, which will be used to strengthen Aerodom’s airport marketing and route development programmes.
Aerodom holds the concession for the operation of six airports in the Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo Las Americas (SDQ); La Isabela in Santo Domingo Norte (JBQ); Gregorio Luperon in Puerto Plata (POP); Maria Montez in Barahona (BRX); and Presidente Juan Bosch (AZS) and Arroyo Barril in Samana. The company manages more than 800 commercial flights per week, representing more than 5.6 million seats per year.
Aerodom’s remit includes airport modernisation and working with the Dominican Republic’s Ministry of Tourism and national hotel association to help accelerate growth of the country’s tourism industry.
Francisco Cuellar, Chief Commercial Officer, Aerodom, says: “Aerodom is committed to investing in best-in-class technology to deliver an outstanding traveler experience and attract many more international airlines to the wonderful tourist destination of the Dominican Republic.”
Riad Simon, Route Development Manager, Aerodom, says: “OAG’s Analyser tools will offer us a deeper understanding of airlines’ network opportunities, enabling us to work more effectively with them for mutual benefit. The level of detail obtained from both the traffic and schedules suites will allow us to better analyse and present each case to potential airlines, and all in one click!”
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