Queen Beatrix International Airport is located in Oranjestad, on the island of Aruba. The main destinations include flights to the USA, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, parts of Europe and many Caribbean destinations. The airport is named after Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands.
Aruba's aviation history dates back more than 90 years; the air service network has become a critical and vital element for Aruba’s national economy.
In 1997 the last major expansion project for the airport... Queen Beatrix International Airport is located in Oranjestad, on the island of Aruba. The main destinations include flights to the USA, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, parts of Europe and many Caribbean destinations. The airport is named after Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands.
Aruba's aviation history dates back more than 90 years; the air service network has become a critical and vital element for Aruba’s national economy.
In 1997 the last major expansion project for the airport, Beatrix 2000, began. The first phase of the project was completed and inaugurated on September 1, 1999. The Beatrix 2000 design included an expansion and renovation to the existing 1972 terminal; and included a new arrival immigration hall, baggage claim, 8 contact gates, a new concession area, and two separated check-in buildings for U. S. and non- U. S. bound flights.
Source: Aruba Airport website & Wikipedia.
FEATURES
- Highly detailed rendition of Reina Beatrix International Airport / TNCA located on the island of Aruba - Apron expansions and new parking positions - Full night illumination - Native MSFS Dynamic Lighting - Seamless integration with default MSFS scenery - Usage of MSFS PBR Materials - Usage of MSFS SDK FlightSim Materials - Usage of MSFS SDK native gITF models
Queen Beatrix International Airport is located in Oranjestad, on the island of Aruba. The main destinations include flights to the USA, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, parts of Europe and many Caribbean destinations. The airport is named after Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands.
Aruba's aviation history dates back more than 90 years; the air service network has become a critical and vital element for Aruba’s national economy.
In 1997 the last major expansion project for the airport... Queen Beatrix International Airport is located in Oranjestad, on the island of Aruba. The main destinations include flights to the USA, Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, parts of Europe and many Caribbean destinations. The airport is named after Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands.
Aruba's aviation history dates back more than 90 years; the air service network has become a critical and vital element for Aruba’s national economy.
In 1997 the last major expansion project for the airport, Beatrix 2000, began. The first phase of the project was completed and inaugurated on September 1, 1999. The Beatrix 2000 design included an expansion and renovation to the existing 1972 terminal; and included a new arrival immigration hall, baggage claim, 8 contact gates, a new concession area, and two separated check-in buildings for U. S. and non- U. S. bound flights.
This new v2 for MSFS (2020 and 2024) features the new USA Departures terminal building featuring full interior with the other 2 adjacent buildings part of the phase A expansion plan which opened for business on Feb/25. The terminal building has also been remade on the apron side, featuring a new highly detailed interior modelling.
Source: Aruba Airport website & Wikipedia.
FEATURES
- Highly detailed rendition of Reina Beatrix International Airport / TNCA located on the island of Aruba - New USA departure terminal and other buildings of the phase A expansion plan - Full night illumination - Native MSFS Dynamic Lighting - Seamless integration with default MSFS scenery - Usage of MSFS PBR Materials - Usage of MSFS SDK FlightSim Materials - Usage of MSFS SDK native gITF models
