ICAO Code | TNCA/AUA |
Last Validated | |
City | Aruba |
Position | 12°30'05"N 070°00'55"W |
Runway(s) | 11/29 |
Elevation | 60 ft |
With a flourishing tourist industry, Aruba has a busy airport. Many daily flights arrive from the US and Europe, making this airport a perfect place to spend some time during your holiday. Smaller regional airlines and aircraft of the US government can be found here as well. A perfect destination for a family-spotting trip!
North side
The north side of the airport handles all passenger and cargo aircraft. A large and modern terminal is situated here as well as the cargo platform, where US government aircraft are parked if present.
South side
The south side of the airport is the home of the general aviation community. Bizjets and light aviation dominate the ramps here. A number of aircrafte are stored here as well.
Although just 15kms off the Venezuelan coast, there's currently no passenger ferry to the South American mainland or any other island. Therefore, the airport is most likely your point of entry to Aruba. Coming from the centre of it's capital Oranjestad, head south along the shoreline. At the roundabout keep right and the airfield appears on your right.
Andries Waardenburg provided the front cover of Scramble's edition 309 with this excellent shot taken at spot 7.
Also from spot 7, with Aruba's highest peak, the Hooiberg as a nice background. Andries Waardenburg.
120.900/128.850 | Tower |
121.600 | Apron |
123.100 | SAR |
Tiara Air | Sh360 |
N101AW | This Jetstar is dumped near spot 7. |
(PP-SQO) | This Dakota is preserved across the LG Smith Boulevard from the terminal. |
P4-TIC | This ex-Regional Air Shorts 360 is stored near spot 6. |
N227PA | PA-28RT, stored near spot 6 |
Airport website | The official website of Reina Beatrix Airport. |
Aruba Aviation | Unofficial site by Aruban aviation enthusiasts |
airliners.net | An overview of Reina Beatrix Airport |
Dutch Caribbean - Coast Guard |
Aruba - Reina Beatrix | |
Bonaire - Flamingo   | |
Curaçao - Hato | |
Saba - Juancho E. Yrausquin | |
St. Eustatius - F.D. Roosevelt | |
St. Maarten - Princess Juliana |
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