SKY plans to land in Aruba in the second half of 2023
SKY Airline plans to launch flights to the island of Aruba in the second half of 2023, the Aruba Airport Authority said.
“SKY Airline is preparing to process all necessary permits to operate in Aruba and make all necessary connections with interested parties in support of this planned operation,” the airport authority said.
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He added that in the coming weeks they will provide more details on the exact route that the airline will operate, as well as “its start date, its frequency and the type of aircraft it will use”.
The airline operates flights to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, the United States, Mexico, Peru and the Dominican Republic.
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