Hato International Airport

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Hato Airport
IATA: CUR - ICAO: TNCC
Summary
Airport type		public
Operator		Curaçao Airport Partners
Serves		Willemstad, Netherlands Antilles
Elevation AMSL		684 ft (208 m)
Coordinates		12°11′05″N, 68°57′30″W
Runways
Direction	Length		Surface
Direction	ft	m	Surface
11/29	11,187	3,410	Asphalt

Hato International Airport (IATA: CUR, ICAO: TNCC) is the airport of Willemstad, Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles. It has services to the Caribbean Region, nearby South American cities, North America and Europe. Hato Airport is a fairly large facility, with one of the longest runways in the Caribbean region. The airport was the hub of Air ALM and its successor Dutch Caribbean Airlines, the flag carriers of the Netherlands Antilles until the latter ceased operations in 2004. The airport is now the hub of Dutch Antilles Express and the home base of Insel Air.

A new terminal was officially opened in 2006 and it accommodates a maximum of 1.6 million passengers per year.

Website: [1]

[edit] Airlines

Aeropostal (Caracas, Santo Domingo)
Air Jamaica (Kingston, Montego Bay)
Aires (Barranquilla, Cartagena)
American Airlines (Miami)
- American Eagle (San Juan)
Arkefly (Amsterdam)
Aserca Airlines (Caracas)
Avianca (Bogotá)
- Avianca operated by SAM (Bogotá)
Avior (Valencia, Maracaibo, Caracas)
LIAT (Port of Spain)
Continental Airlines (Newark)
Cubana de Aviación (Havana)
Divi-Divi (Kralendijk, Charter Destinations)
Dutch Antilles Express (Kralendijk, Oranjestad, Philipsburg, Valencia)
Insel Air (Kralendijk, Oranjestad, Philipsburg, Las Piedras, Paramaribo/Zanderij, Port of Spain, Port au Prince, Valencia)
KLM (Amsterdam)
Martinair (Amsterdam, Barbados)
North American Airlines (Boston [seasonal])
SkyService (Toronto-Pearson [seasonal])
Surinam Airways (Oranjestad, Paramaribo/Zanderij, Port of Spain, Santo Domingo)
TACA (Lima, San Salvador)
Tiara Air (Oranjestad)
USA 3000 (Pittsburgh)
Viva Air (Punta Cana, Santiago, Santo Domingo)