KLM Royal Dutch Airlines AUA Terminal - Queen Beatrix Intl. Airport

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines operates from Terminal 1 at Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) for both arrivals and departures. Arriving passengers can collect baggage, report lost luggage at the arrivals hall desk, and access AUA Airport facilities and ground transportation, while departing passengers can check in, drop off baggage, clear security, and check flight information screens for their gate and boarding time.

About KLM Royal Dutch Airlines at Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA)

Knowing that KLM Royal Dutch Airlines uses Terminal 1 can help passengers plan where to go for check-in, arrivals, baggage collection, and departure procedures.

Airline:	KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Airport:	Queen Beatrix International Airport
IATA Code:	AUA
Terminal:	Terminal 1
Contact Number:	297 524 2424
Working Hours:	Available 24/7
Address:	Sabana Berde 75, Oranjestad, Aruba
Website:	https://www.klm.com/
Facebook:	https://www.facebook.com/KLM/
Instagram:	https://www.instagram.com/klm/
X (Twitter):	https://x.com/KLM
YouTube:	https://www.youtube.com/@KLM
Linkedin:	https://www.linkedin.com/company/klm/

Facilities at Terminal 1

Passengers using Terminal 1 can access facilities including restrooms, waiting areas, Wi-Fi, charging stations, restaurants, information desks, baggage services, and other listed facilities:

Security screening areas	Waiting areas
Ticket booking counters	Baggage drop counters
Drinking water	Restaurants
Wi-Fi access	Charging stations
Information desks	Lost and found counters
Parking area	Disabled assistance services
Boarding gates	Restrooms
Medical facilities	Wheelchair service

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Terminal 1 Map at AUA Airport

The Queen Beatrix International Airport map can help passengers navigate Terminal 1 and locate airport facilities, counters, gates, and ground transportation options.

List of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Terminals.

Terminal 1 handles both arrivals and departures for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines at AUA. Passengers can use the map to identify the relevant areas within the terminal before or during their journey.