About Arajet
Arajet is a low-cost airline based in the Dominican Republic. It flies under the IATA code DM and ICAO code DWI. Pilots at Arajet fly types such as the Boeing 737 MAX 8. The operation is built around Santo Domingo, Las Américas (SDQ) and Punta Cana (PUJ).
Arajet runs a cadet route for future pilots: the Cadet Scholarship Program. Partner for the programme: Boeing (training tools and services). There is also a direct-entry route for first officers and captains. The careers portal for pilots is linked in the profile on this page. You will find the listed requirements on this page: licence, flying hours, medical certificate, language and right to work. The selection is described stage by stage on this page.
The seven phases
Arajet at a glance
- IATA / ICAO
- DM / DWI1
- Country
- Dominican Republic
- Hubs
- Santo Domingo (Las Américas) (SDQ), Punta Cana (PUJ)1
- Fleet
- Boeing 737 MAX 81
- Cadet programme
- Cadet Scholarship Program2
- Direct entry
- First officers, Captains2
What does Arajet ask of pilots?
- Licence
- Captain: ICAO ATPL (FAA/EASA); First Officer: ICAO CPL (FAA/EASA); Cadet Scholarship: commercial pilot licence2
- Hours
- Captain: 5,000 total including 1,500 PIC in scheduled Part 121 operations above 45 t MTOW; First Officer: 1,000 (Dominican pilots) or 1,500 (foreign pilots); Cadet Scholarship: 250 including multi-engine2
- Medical
- Valid Class 1 medical certificate2
- Language
- ICAO English Level 42
- Right to work
- Cadet Scholarship: Dominican citizenship and a US visa2
- 1Wikipedia: Arajet · accessed 11 Oct 2026
- 2Careers | Arajet · accessed 10 Oct 2026
- 3Arajet | Fly for less Across the Americas · accessed 11 Oct 2026

