Cheap Flights to Aruba

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Cheap Flights to Aruba

Queen Beatrix International Airport (airport code AUA) is in Aruba’s capital city of Oranjestad. Most of the flights to and from Aruba are to other Caribbean countries, the United States, northern parts of South American and some parts of Europe – especially the Netherlands, as Aruba is an autonomous dependency of the Netherlands. The airport itself is named for the royal monarch of the Netherlands. Queen Beatrix International Airport is one of the airports which has US Border pre-clearance facilities. It is the base for Tiara Air.

All the airlines serving Aruba are listed here, along with their contact information. You can track live flight arrivals here and live flight departures here. There will soon be an airport map here to help you find your way around. Your shopping options are listed here, and your dining options are here. Your ground transportation choices are plentiful, and include taxis and public transportation. Learn more about how to get to and from the airport here. If you prefer, you can also rent a car from one of the agencies listed here to get yourself around Aruba.

Be sure to check the great deals on international airfare to Aruba, and then read through our Aruba Travel Guide to learn about what to do and where to stay once you get there.

More Information on Aruba

Aruba is a small island in the Caribbean with famous white, sandy beaches that are a magnet for sun worshippers and beach fanatics the world over. It is notoriously sunny pretty much all year round, but the breezes coming off the water generally keep the island from getting too hot. When rains come, they typically do not last very long, and Aruba is not in the area most affected by hurricanes. The island is mostly flat, and primarily made up of those beautiful beaches – so it is no surprise that is why people come. The only thing that is surprising is that Aruba is not completely overrun by tourists 365 days a year.