The airport is growing. More and more people from all over the world are visiting Curacao. Some tourist for the obvious reason: the fine Caribbean climate, the deep blue sea and the beautiful secluded bays. But there is fast growing public for our festivals and events. The Curaçao Airport Holding is a proud sponsor of

Close monitoring by Curaçao Airport Holding of standards and excellence in the total package of services stimulate the achievement of a competitive position and attract new business: reasonable fuel prices, fast turnaround, good cargo and passenger facilities, efficient immigration and customs processing. Curaçao Airport Holding aims to: Provide together with CAP and other airport stakeholders,

Just in time to escape the winter weather, United is adding Curacao to its Caribbean route network and enabling customers access to all of the ABC islands, including Aruba and Bonaire. Curacao, United’s 21st island destination in the Caribbean, will operate on Saturdays beginning Dec. 7, 2019, with Boeing 737-700 aircraft, subject to government approval. 

In March of 2017, the Curaçao Airport Holding (hereafter CAH) engaged a contractor to execute a boulder removal project. This project aims to clean up and mine boulders located on CAH development territories. Currently there are mining activities taking place on the areas near the west terminal, Forward Operating Locations (FOL) and the Curinde/Free Zone

• The aim is to start the construction in the 4th quarter of 2018. The building permit request has already been submitted. It will be located at the beginning of the new development area on the other side of the HATO caves. • The location is already accessible and the infrastructure is in place. The