Flights to Curacao
Flights to Curacao
Flying to Curacao is easy thanks to excellent connections from North America, Europe, South America, and the Caribbean. With a modern airport, smooth arrivals, and frequent direct flights, Curacao is one of the most accessible islands in the southern Caribbean.
Below you’ll find everything you need to know before booking your flight to Curacao.
Flying to Curacao: What to Expect
Curacao International Airport, also known as Hato International Airport (CUR) - is the island’s main gateway. It is located on the north coast, approximately 20-25 minutes from most hotels and neighborhoods in Willemstad.
Travelers appreciate:
- A modern, efficient terminal
- Fast and organized immigration
- Clear signage in English and Dutch
- Easy access to car rentals, taxis, and private transfers
- Air-conditioned arrival and departure areas
Most visitors choose to rent a car at the airport for maximum flexibility, especially when exploring beaches on the west side of the island.
Airlines Flying to Curacao
- From North America
Curacao has strong connections to major U.S. and Canadian cities. Airlines include:
- JetBlue - New York (JFK), Boston
- American Airlines - Miami, Charlotte, Chicago, Philadelphia
- Air Canada - Toronto
- WestJet - Montreal (seasonal)
- From Europe
Curacao is easily accessible from the Netherlands and Europe with multiple weekly flights. Airlines include:
- KLM - Daily flights from Amsterdam. See more information
- TUI Fly Netherlands - Multiple weekly flights from Amsterdam. See more information
- Corendon Airlines - Direct flights from Amsterdam, including Fly & Cruise and holiday packages. See more information
- From South America & the Caribbean
- Divi Divi Air - Frequent flights to Aruba & Bonaire and more
- EZ Air - Reliable connections to Aruba & Bonaire and more
- Jetair Caribbean - Flights to Aruba, Bonaire & Santo Domingo
Additional regional connections:
- Avianca - Colombia
- Copa Airlines - Panama City
- Wingo - Caribbean & Latin American routes
Flights between Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao (the ABC Islands) are very popular and often sell out in high season.
For more information on airlines and flights to Curacao visit the Curacao International Airport website.
Entry Requirements for Air Travelers
When flying to Curacao, ensure you have:
- A valid passport
- A completed Digital Immigration Card
- Your accommodation address
- A return or onward ticket
Payments, customs rules, and immigration procedures follow standard Caribbean guidelines. Read more about it here.
Getting From the Airport to Your Hotel
Transportation options include:
- Car rental -The most flexible way to explore Curacao
- Taxi - Fixed fares, available directly outside the terminal
- Private transfers - Convenient for late-night or group travel
Public buses do not run frequently to or from the airport, so they are not recommended for most travelers.
Practical Tips for Flying to Curacao
- Book early for December–January and July–August
- Save your Digital Immigration Card (DI Card) confirmation digitally
- Bring reef-safe sunscreen if you plan to snorkel or dive
- Pack essentials such as:
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Water shoes
- Mosquito repellent