Important COVID-19 update - March 22, 2020
Effective 23 March 2020 (0:00 hrs UTC-4) up to and including 31 March 2020, it is prohibited to transport passengers by air to Aruba who are not legal residents of Aruba.
It is allowed to transport only passengers to Aruba who are legal residents to Aruba.
Note: Legal residents of Aruba can prove this by showing an Aruban driving licence or Aruban ID card at check in or baggage drop off.
Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA Airport) with regards to the COVID-19 situations has prepared a series of scenarios as a preparation for what could possibly happen at the airport.
AUA Airport has entered the next phase of the COVID19 scenario’s as AUA Airport has received information from an Employer in the AUA Airport community that an employee of one of our Airport users has tested positive for COVID-19.
The current case was described in one of the scenario’s and AAA is executing now the measures belonging to this scenario in an organized way.
Aruba Airport Authority N.V. (AAA) is working on identifying all persons that had direct contact with the Employee and is in contact with the Employer as well who is taking preventive measures.
3 AAA employees have been sent home as a precautionary measure to self-quarantine for the coming 14 days as they were in direct or indirect contact with the employee of the third party that tested positive.
Be assured that AAA will continue to deploy its action plan in immediate reaction to any developments in relation to the current ongoing crisis.
