Airlines and Aviation in Aruba

The Registry Of Aruba

Established in 1995, The Registry of Aruba is the first privately managed aircraft registration program rated Category-1 by the FAA, with a regulatory framework in full compliance with international standards (ICAO). For nearly three decades, we have been committed to delivering flexibility, dependability, and efficiency. But we are not just in the business of aircraft registration. We are in the business of delivering a luxury experience. We have redefined what it means to register an aircraft by offering unmatched responsiveness, discretion, and personalized service. As pioneers in the industry, Aruba was the first to outsource administrative operations to an independent entity. This model is now widely adopted by other registries. Today, we are recognized for our global reputation, innovative approach, and commitment to client satisfaction. Aruba has ratified the Cape Town Convention, providing enhanced legal protections for owners, operators, and financiers. We also maintain an Open Skies Agreement with the United States, offering increased operational flexibility and connectivity for aircraft registered in Aruba. With a dedicated and experienced team available 24/7 to provide tailored support, registrations are typically finalized within 24 to 48 hours. This is more than a registration. It is a seamless, elevated experience from start to flight. Your journey begins with us.

11 to 50 staff

Aruba Airport Authority N.V

Aruba Airport Authority manages and operates Aeropuerto Internacional Reina Beatrix (AUA Airport) on Aruba. AUA Airport is one of the busiest airports in the Caribbean region, with 22 different airlines operating into Aruba contributing to processing over 2.5 million passengers per year (pre-covid) and providing air service to 28 destinations worldwide. AUA Airport is operationally solid where over 95% of all visitors are leisure guests: 80% from the United States & Canada, 9% from Latin America, 8% from Europe, and 3% from Dutch Caribbean, year to date, March 2022. AUA Airport attributes this to the island’s stable economic and political climate, hospitable and multilingual population, and safe environment. AUA Airport undergoes continuous upgrades to maintain its position as one of the region’s most innovative airports. Learn more about what’s happening at AUA Airport by visiting and connect with AUA Airport on Twitter.com/Aruba_Airport, Facebook.com/ArubaAirport, Instagram.com/arubaairport/ and Linkedin.com/ArubaAirport.

51 to 200 staff

Aruba Airlines

Aruba Airlines is the Flagship Airline of Aruba, connecting the Caribbean with interisland flights between Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire expanding south to Colombia and north to Miami. Charter Flights at request of clients. Operating Both Airbus A320 and Bombardier CRJ200.

201 to 500 staff

Jet-Tnca

As the sole fixed based operator in Aruba, JET-TNCA provides full FBO services under ownership of Aruba Airport Authority N.V, one of the leading airports in the Caribbean Region. The private airport serves all aviation clients and strives to efficiently manage the general aviation airport terminal. This is done with a commitment to enhancing connectivity through our dedication in providing our business aviation customers with a world-class service including full U.S. Pre Clearance to expand in emerging markets.

11 to 50 staff

Department Of Civil Aviation Of Aruba

11 to 50 staff

General Air Services N.V

GenAir is the biggest full spectrum ground handling service on Aruba. GenAir currently offers its customers administration services, passenger services, ramp services, aircraft services and aviation security service.

201 to 500 staff

W Aviation Aruba Fbo

Located at Queen Beatrix International Airport (TNCA) in Oranjestad, W Aviation Aruba will officially commence operations as of January 1, 2018, as the sole fixed-based operator. Covering 10 acres of land, the property currently houses a sq. ft. executive terminal and ramp space for aircraft parking to handle all inbound and outbound general aviation traffic for the entire island. To ensure the W Aviation Aruba clients receive the very best experiences in service and facilities, an investment of $1.8 million for interior refurbishment and major improvements to the existing property will commence in 2018 to include a state-of-the-art passenger lobby, customer service area, bistro bar, VIP passenger lounges, executive conference rooms, pilots lounge, flight planning room and more. W Aviation Aruba will be operating as a full-service FBO offering into-plane fueling, handling, ancillary services, customer service, concierge, aircraft parking, customs support, and ground handling.

11 to 50 staff

Bestfly Caribe

Bestfly Caribe is the new horizon of aviation in paradise. Bestfly Caribe links Aruba, Bonaire & Curaçao through a seamless, modern, and customer-centric airline experience. With an efficient fleet and operations built on safety, comfort, and Caribbean hospitality, Bestfly Caribe was born to simplify island travel, blending Bestfly’s legacy in aviation with the relaxed, vibrant spirit of the Caribbean. Our Mission is to turn every flight into part of the vacation, effortless, enjoyable, unforgettable. Vola miho ku Bestfly.

51 to 200 staff