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Airlines and destinations

Aruba has direct flights from dozens of cities in North America, Europe, South America and the Caribbean. Here is an overview of the airlines serving Queen Beatrix International Airport in 2026.

Schedules change every season and some routes only operate in winter. Always check the airline's website for current flights and dates.

United States

AirlineDirect flights from
American AirlinesMiami, Charlotte, Philadelphia, New York; seasonal from Dallas/Fort Worth and Chicago
Delta Air LinesAtlanta, New York-JFK; seasonal from Boston, Detroit and Minneapolis (Saturdays, from 19 December 2026)
United AirlinesNewark, Washington-Dulles, Houston, Chicago
JetBlueBoston, Fort Lauderdale, Newark, New York-JFK
Southwest AirlinesBaltimore/Washington, Orlando, Houston Hobby, Fort Lauderdale; Nashville from March 2027
Sun Country AirlinesMinneapolis/St. Paul

Spirit Airlines ceased operations in May 2026 and no longer flies to Aruba.

Canada

AirlineDirect flights from
Air CanadaToronto, Montreal
WestJetToronto
Porter AirlinesToronto and Ottawa (winter season)
Air TransatMontreal, weekly from 12 December 2026 (winter season)

Europe

AirlineDirect flights from
KLMAmsterdam (some winter flights stop in Bonaire)
TUI flyAmsterdam

Latin America and the Caribbean

AirlineDirect flights from
AviancaColombia (service resumed in January 2026)
Copa AirlinesPanama City, with connections throughout the Americas
WingoBogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla, Bucaramanga
LATAMLima (daily)
ArajetSanto Domingo
Divi Divi AirCuraçao and Bonaire
EZAirCuraçao and Bonaire

How long is the flight?

Passenger numbers

In 2025 the airport handled about 1.65 million passengers, 5.4% more than in 2024. Around three quarters of all traffic is to and from North America.

Last updated: September 2026. Information can change at short notice – always check with your airline and the official airport website.