Direct flights to Aruba AUA
Reina Beatrix International is a medium sized and largest airport in Aruba. In total there are 37 airports with direct flights to Aruba from 13 different countries and 15 U.S. states. You can easily reach Aruba with daily non-stop flights from 14 major hubs like Curacao (Divi Divi), Miami (American Airlines) and Panama City (Copa Airlines).
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Airlines with direct flights every day to Aruba
The airports presented below each airline are hubs for this specific operator.
Divi Divi
From Curacao, Curaçao
American Airlines
From 3 airports
Copa Airlines
From Panama City, Panama
AVIANCA
From Bogota, Colombia
United
From 4 airports
Delta
From Atlanta and New York, USA
KLM
From Amsterdam, Netherlands
LATAM
From Lima, Peru
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Yes you can fly to Aruba from 15 different US airports.
There are 24 airlines with direct flights to Aruba. TUIfly Netherlands, Winair and Divi Divi Air are the most popular ones.
All 3 big alliances are flying to Aruba. Star Alliance, Oneworld and SkyTeam.
The IATA code is AUA and the ICAO code is TNCA.
You can fly daily from 14 different airports hubs to Aruba — including Curacao with Divi Divi, Miami & Charlotte & Philadelphia with American Airlines and Panama City with Copa Airlines.
Depends where you are flying from. It takes 10h 5min from Amsterdam (AMS) and 30min from Curacao (CUR).
There is 1 airport in Aruba with scheduled flights, Reina Beatrix International, AUA.
It depends on where and when you are flying. The average one-way ticket price according to our data is $273.
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