Flights to Aruba

Flights to Aruba

Aruba has only one airport serving scheduled passenger flights, which is Aruba Airport — also known as Queen Beatrix International Airport. It handles a total of 785 flights in March from 33 airports in 13 countries, operated by 25 different airlines — including 9 low-cost carriers. You can fly to Aruba in Economy, Premium Economy and Business Class.

FlightConnections provides all the information you need to plan your flight to Aruba. Airports, destinations, routes and schedules are all clearly displayed on our interactive flight map. If you prefer a list view, the sections below with available departure and arrival airports might be useful. Looking to see which countries offer direct connections? You'll find that information further down, along with all airlines flying to Aruba.

For a more comfortable journey, explore the Business Class sections on this page. You can also use the Class filter to choose your cabin class and see routes clearly displayed on the flight map. If you'd like to travel with an alliance, you can do so with SkyTeam, Star Alliance or Oneworld. Simply use the Alliance filter to display their specific routes on the map.

Destinations in Aruba

Explore Aruba!

The only way to fly into Aruba is through its single airport: Aruba. For more information about flights to this airport scroll down this page or follow the link below.

Airlines flying to Aruba

When planning your trip to Aruba, you have several airline options to consider. A total of 25 airlines offer direct flights to the country — including 9 low-cost carriers. Major airlines include Divi Divi Air, American Airlines, JetBlue and United Airlines. Together they operate more than half (52%) of all scheduled flights in March.

Below is an overview of the airlines that offer their services, ranked by popularity. If you are mainly interested in low-cost carriers, check out the next section a little further down this page.

Low-cost carriers flying to Aruba

To find cheap airfare, consider flights operated by one of the airlines listed below when planning your trip. At the moment, there are 9 budget airlines to choose from. If you're looking for affordable flights, JetBlue provides the widest range of route options. They serve 56% of all flights to Aruba Airport, which is the only destination in Aruba.

What is the best time to visit Aruba?

In Aruba, there's just one destination with a hot mediterranean climate, as highlighted here, making it easy to choose the best time for your visit.

☀️  Hot Mediterranean destinations

The Mediterranean regions of Aruba are cherished for their warm, dry summers, where temperatures often exceed 30°C (86°F). In some inland areas, temperatures can rise even higher, sometimes reaching 40°C (104°F) or more while their mild winters see a bit of rain. This delightful climate, combined with beautiful landscapes and sun-filled lifestyle attract visitors from around the globe.

Aruba currently has 1 Hot Mediterranean destination that you can fly to. The destination listed below is attractive to visit all year round, but is best visited in spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) when temperatures are pleasantly warm, especially since summers can get very hot in these regions.

Countries with direct flights to Aruba

From which countries can you fly non-stop?

Below is a list of all 13 countries that have non-stop flights to Aruba, including the number of airports that offer those flights:

Airports with direct flights to Aruba

This section is ideal for finding the best airport to start your trip to Aruba. All airports with direct flights are listed below, ranked by popularity. Currently, 33 airports across 13 countries and 3 continents offer direct flights to the single airport in Aruba.

Flying Business Class to Aruba

Where can you fly to in Business Class?

In total, there are 21 airports across 8 countries that provide business class flights to Aruba. Aruba is the only airport with Business Class flights.

Departure airports with Business Class flights

Business Class airports in Aruba

International flights from North America to Aruba

There are 23 cities spread across 7 countries in North America that offer international flights to Aruba. These direct flights arrive at Aruba Airport, the only international airport in Aruba.

The majority of those flights are operated by 5 airlines: Divi Divi Air, American Airlines, JetBlue, United Airlines and Delta.

Currently, 8 low-cost carriers out of 19 airlines offer direct flights on a total of 23 international routes from North America.

In the following sections we provide detailed information on the available routes from every country with non-stop flights and (if available) stopover flights:

Flights from United States to Aruba

From United States you can fly non-stop from 16 airports, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. In total there are 16 direct routes from United States, operated by 8 different airlines — including 5 low-cost carriers.

United States to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 312 airports in United States offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Curaçao to Aruba

From Curaçao you can fly non-stop from Willemstad, Curaçao Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. This is the only non-stop flight route from Curaçao to Aruba, operated by 6 different airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (TUI Fly and Arajet).

Flights from Canada to Aruba

From Canada you can fly non-stop from Toronto Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. This is the only non-stop flight route from Canada to Aruba, operated by 2 different airlines — including WestJet, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Canada to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 33 airports in Canada offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Panama to Aruba

From Panama you can fly non-stop from Panama City Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. This is the only non-stop flight route from Panama to Aruba, operated by Copa Airlines.

Panama to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Panama offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Dominican Republic to Aruba

From Dominican Republic you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. In total there are 2 direct routes from Dominican Republic, operated by 2 different airlines — including Arajet, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Dominican Republic to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 3 airports in Dominican Republic offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Sint Maarten to Aruba

From Sint Maarten you can fly non-stop from Sint Maarten Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. This is the only non-stop flight route from Sint Maarten to Aruba, operated by Winair.

Flights from Caribbean Netherlands to Aruba

From Caribbean Netherlands you can fly non-stop from Bonaire Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Aruba: Aruba. This is the only non-stop flight route from Caribbean Netherlands to Aruba, operated by 4 different airlines — none of which are low-cost airlines.

Caribbean Netherlands to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Caribbean Netherlands offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Intercontinental flights to Aruba

There are 2 continents beyond North America that have direct flights to Aruba. A total of 6 different countries across Europe and South America offer flights to the country. With 10 direct flight routes, connecting 10 intercontinental airports to 1 destinations, Aruba maintains strong connections with key locations across the world. 8 different airlines (of which 2 are low-cost) are operating these long-haul flights.

Colombia, Netherlands and Peru have the best intercontinental flight connections to Aruba.

All intercontinental flights can be found below — arranged by continent, country and departure airport.

Non-stop flights from South America to Aruba

From South America, 5 countries have direct flights to Aruba.

Flights from Colombia to Aruba

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Colombia you can do so from 4 airports. You will arrive at Aruba Airport, the only destination for direct flights out of Colombia. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — Wingo and Avianca, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Colombia to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 45 airports in Colombia offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Peru to Aruba

Looking to fly directly from Peru? This is possible from Lima only. You will arrive at Aruba — currently the only direct route connecting Aruba and Peru. Flights are operated by LATAM.

Peru to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 22 airports in Peru offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Argentina to Aruba

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Argentina you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at Aruba Airport, the only destination for direct flights out of Argentina. Flights are operated by Aerolineas Argentinas.

Argentina to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 33 airports in Argentina offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Suriname to Aruba

Looking to fly directly from Suriname? This is possible from Paramaribo only. You will arrive at Aruba — currently the only direct route connecting Aruba and Suriname. Flights are operated by Surinam Airways.

Flights from Brazil to Aruba

Looking to fly directly from Brazil? This is possible from São Paulo only. You will arrive at Aruba — currently the only direct route connecting Aruba and Brazil. Flights are operated by Gol, a low-cost airline.

Brazil to Aruba with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 57 airports in Brazil offer flights to Aruba Airport with a single stop:

Non-stop flights from Europe to Aruba

From Europe you can only depart from Netherlands for a direct flight to Aruba.

Flights from Netherlands to Aruba

Looking to fly directly from Netherlands? This is possible from Amsterdam only. You will arrive at Aruba — currently the only direct route connecting Aruba and Netherlands. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — including TUI Fly, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Most popular routes to Aruba

Whether you're looking to explore the scenic landscapes, charming towns and vibrant cities of Aruba, visit friends and family or simply need to attend a business meeting — we've got you covered. Check out the list below to find the most popular non-stop flights available for your journey.

Popular routes to Aruba with a stopover

If there is no airport near you offering direct flights to Aruba, don't worry — you can still reach the country with a brief stopover along the way.

Below is a list of the most popular routes that require a stopover.

To see all 1- or 2-stop flight options, simply use the "Show indirect destinations" button on the map, or use the search bar to select your departure airport and discover all available routes from there to Aruba!

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