The Aruba Airport Authority hosts a town hall meeting to update the airport community on upcoming changes.

The sessions took place at the former U.S. Check-In Hall at 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM. They brought together various airport partners who operate daily at the airport for a detailed explanation of the current and upcoming phases of construction as part of the Gateway 2030 program.

The town hall meeting provided a platform for transparent communication, ensuring all partners remain aligned as AUA advances through key phases of its transformation. Attendees received an update on the progress of the Gateway 2030 project and what the upcoming months will mean for airport operations. The session covered an overview of upcoming facility and process changes, the reasons for the faster project timeline, expected operational impacts, the phases currently underway and those still to come, and the overall project milestones.

AUA emphasized the importance of partnership and collaboration throughout the transition period, noting that the airport community plays a vital role in supporting a smooth and efficient implementation of changes.

“This town hall reflects AUA’s commitment to open communication and transparency,” said Barbara Brown, Chief Revenue Development & Communications Officer at AUA. “As we implement important improvements to elevate the airport experience, it is essential that our community remains informed, engaged, and involved.”

These modernization initiatives support AUA’s long-term mission to improve operational efficiency, enhance the passenger experience, and strengthen Aruba’s position as a leading regional gateway.

AUA thanks all its partners for their continued patience and support as the airport moves through this important transformation, reaffirming its commitment to innovation, service, and an elevated passenger experience.