By the Caribbean Journal staff
There’s a new way to fly to the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao.
Aruba Airlines is reintroducing service to Curaçao from a host of gateways, including Miami, Maracaibo, Venezuela and Valencia, Venezuela.
The flights officially restarted on Oct. 23.
Aruba Airlines, Aruba’s national carrier, is based in Aruba with a hub in Miami.
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