Aruba’s airport facility is the result of a renovation and expansion project that
has established the Queen Beatrix International Airport as a hub in the Caribbean.
The island is served by a number of airlines, and connections can be made to
any part of the world. U.S.-bound passengers benefit from their own
terminal building that houses a U.S. INS/Customs facility, allowing flights from
Aruba to enter the U.S. as domestic flights.
IMPORTANT:
Visa required for the following countries:
St. Domingo, Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica, Colombia
Please contact your travel agent for more information.
has established the Queen Beatrix International Airport as a hub in the Caribbean.
The island is served by a number of airlines, and connections can be made to
any part of the world. U.S.-bound passengers benefit from their own
terminal building that houses a U.S. INS/Customs facility, allowing flights from
Aruba to enter the U.S. as domestic flights.
IMPORTANT:
Visa required for the following countries: St. Domingo, Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica, Colombia
Please contact your travel agent for more information.