DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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Automated assembly of aircraft wings
Even today, aircraft wings are still assembled manually; but this process could soon be automated…
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Five new Boeing 777 jets for PIA / Pakistan International Airlines
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday gave his approval for induction of five new…
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Boeing 777 300ER Cockpit
The 777-300ER (“ER” for Extended Range) is the C-market version of the -300. It features…
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Seaborne Airlines new routes San Juan > Santo Domingo
Seaborne Airlines, the fastest growing airline in the Caribbean , announces that its nonstop service…
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Dominican Airports Reference Table
Dominican Republic Information table from Domestic and International Airports, for quick reference and download via…
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Social Flight: Pencil Me In
Pilots are social creatures. If somebody’s listening, we aviators are happy to talk about our…
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Air India to sell three Boeing 777 aircraft
Air India plans to sell three of its Boeing 777s for mopping up resources to…
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Fly Emirates Boeing 777 300 ER Seating
The Emirates Boeing 777-300ER aircraft has three different configurations. This version operates in a three class…
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International Fly In @ Montecristi Hotel El Morro
MONTECRISTI , Republic Dominicana. -10 private aircraft from the United States landed on the weekend…
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Welcome the Fly Dominican Republic
Fly Dominican Republic is a website created by Pilots in the Dominican Republic to provide…
IN MEMORIAM
Franklin Polanco Sr.
The website is dedicated to the memory of Franklin Polanco Sr. My father, pilot, communicator, aviation promoter, mentor, and friend to countless aviators around the world.
Throughout his life, Franklin became one of the Dominican Republic’s strongest advocates for general aviation. Whether helping international pilots plan Caribbean adventures, supporting aviation organizations, mentoring young aviators, or promoting Dominican aviation abroad, he believed aviation was ultimately about people.
His influence reached far beyond the cockpit.
His work earned recognition from the Dominican Institute of Civil Aviation (IDAC), which honored him by naming the main auditorium of the Higher Academy of Aeronautical Sciences (ASCA) after him, recognizing his extraordinary contribution to Dominican aviation.
