Airlines Flying Direct from the United States
According to recent flight route data, the following U.S. airports offer nonstop service to Curaçao (Willemstad – Hato International Airport)
- Atlanta (ATL) – Delta Air Lines (SkyTeam)
- Charlotte (CLT) – American Airlines (Oneworld)
- Chicago (ORD) – American Airlines (Oneworld)
- Fort Lauderdale (FLL) – Azul (recently announced, set to commence August 2025)
- Miami (MIA) – American Airlines (Oneworld) and Surinam Airways
- New York City (JFK) – JetBlue
- Newark (EWR) – United Airlines (Star Alliance)
Additional airlines regularly flying these routes include Delta, JetBlue, American Airlines. Flight volume insights from KAYAK highlight that the most popular route is Atlanta to Willemstad, with prices starting around US $163 round-trip, and typical average fares ranging from approximately US $545 to $668
Airlines Flying Direct from Canada to Curaçao
Direct routes from Canada to Curaçao are more limited but available:
- Toronto (YYZ) – Air Canada, Air Canada Rouge, and WestJet offer nonstop flights
- Montreal (YUL) – Air Canada offers seasonal nonstop service (typically October to April)
Skyscanner reports that there are about 8 nonstop flights per week from Toronto to Curaçao, with an average flight time of approximately 5 hours and 12 minutes, and fares currently around US $304 round-trip. KAYAK similarly identifies Toronto as the only Canadian city with direct flights, averaging around 1 flight per week, and notes a flight duration of roughly 5h 10m
Comparison: Advantages & Disadvantages of Each Airline/Route
United States-Curaçao Routes
Delta (Atlanta)
Pros: Strong hub structure, excellent service record via KAYAK reviews
Cons: Availability can vary; tends to be pricier during peak periods.
American Airlines (Charlotte, Chicago, Miami)
Pros: Wide network allows convenient connections from many U.S. regions; competitive pricing on some routes.
Cons: Service ratings can be mixed; schedules may change seasonally.
JetBlue (New York JFK)
Pros: Often lower fares, good onboard amenities, convenient for East Coast travelers.
Cons: Limited to JFK and possibly New York JFK only.
United Airlines (Newark)
Pros: Good alliance connectivity (Star Alliance); reliable schedules.
Cons: Slightly less convenient for travelers not near Newark.
Surinam Airways (Miami)
Pros: Offers a unique alternative with possibly different flight schedules or service features.
Cons: Less mainstream carrier; service consistency may vary.
Azul (Fort Lauderdale, starting August 2025)
Pros: New service expanding options along the Southeast corridor.
Cons: Not yet operational-routes may be tweaked closer to launch.
Canada-Curaçao Routes
Air Canada (Toronto, Montreal seasonal)
Pros: Year-round Toronto service; seasonal Montreal adds additional flexibility; frequent flyer integration via Star Alliance.
Cons: Montreal route is seasonal; pricing can be higher than competitors.
WestJet (Toronto)
Pros: Often competitive pricing; growing Caribbean network.
Cons: Fewer premium services compared to major flag carriers.
Final Thoughts
- U.S. travelers enjoy a good variety of nonstop options-especially via Delta, American, JetBlue, and United-depending on their departure city.
- Canadian travelers are well served via Toronto year-round, with Montreal offering seasonal access to Curaçao.
- Each airline has its own strengths-whether it’s better pricing, frequent-flyer perks, or route convenience. Think about what’s most important to you-budget, comfort, flight times, or points-when choosing.
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