Queen Beatrix International Airport serves Aruba, the Dutch Caribbean island whose dry, cactus-covered landscape sits outside the usual hurricane belt — which is why its beaches draw visitors year-round. The current schedule feed lists 39 airports in 13 countries connected to Oranjestad.
It is one of a small number of airports outside the United States with full US border preclearance, so travelers clear American immigration in Aruba and arrive on the mainland as domestic passengers.
The most frequently served routes for Queen Beatrix International Airport connect to New York (JFK), Tocumen (PTY) and Boston (BOS).
The longest connected route for Queen Beatrix International Airport reaches Amsterdam (AMS). This non-stop flight covers a distance of 4,895 miles (7,878 km).