Air Inter Island

Air Inter Island is a Dominican Republic–registered airline established in 2003, operating regional services from its base at Punta Cana International Airport. The airline focuses on connecting Caribbean destinations using a small, agile fleet optimized for inter-island travel and regional routes across the area.

The carrier operates a focused network typical of regional operators in the Caribbean, where short distances and limited runway infrastructure define route planning. Punta Cana International Airport serves as the airline's main hub, positioning it to serve both tourist traffic and inter-island connectivity in the region.

Air Inter Island's fleet consists of single-engine and twin-engine general aviation aircraft, specifically the Piper PA-32 Cherokee Six. This type of aircraft is characteristic of regional carriers serving smaller airports and island communities where larger commercial jets cannot operate, offering flexibility and efficiency on regional routes.