Airlines of Aruba

Aruba's airline landscape is served by a single carrier, Tiara Air, which has operated since 2006. This full-service airline operates from two main hubs: Curaçao International Airport and Queen Beatrix International Airport, connecting the region to various destinations. The country does not have low-cost carriers operating as primary airlines, so travelers will find traditional airline service models across available options.

Each airline page provides essential practical information for passengers. You will find direct contact details, baggage allowance policies, check-in procedures, and details about each airline's fleet. Whether you are planning a trip from Aruba or researching regional carriers, our directory offers the contact information and operational guidelines you need to book and prepare for your journey.