Aruba Airport: Airlines Work to Restore Flights After FAA Ground Stop

ORANJESTAD, ARUBA — November 14, 2026. Aruba Airport Authority N.V. (AAA) has confirmed in a travel advisory dated Friday, November 13, that the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted its nationwide ground stop. Airlines are working to resume flights previously delayed from Aruba and to reschedule flights cancelled earlier on Friday, according to the airport authority.

Flights are recovering, but schedules may still change

The end of the nationwide U.S. ground stop does not mean every Aruba–United States flight can immediately operate according to its original timetable. Airlines are rebuilding affected schedules and passengers may still encounter changed departure times, cancellations or rebooking arrangements. The airport authority’s advisory confirms recovery work is under way but does not provide a complete list of restored or still-cancelled flights.

What passengers should do

AAA strongly advises passengers to check the status of their specific flight directly with their airline for the latest departure information and any changes to travel arrangements. Travelers with U.S. connections should also check those individual flight segments. The lifting of the FAA restriction is not, by itself, confirmation that a particular itinerary is back on schedule.

Aruba Airport Authority says it will continue monitoring the situation and issue further updates when more information becomes available. Travelers may consult the official Aruba Airport website for airport information, while relying on their airline for booking and flight-specific changes.

Source: Aruba Airport Authority N.V., official travel advisory, U.S. Flight Operations – Aruba Airport, November 13, 2026. See also our earlier report on the lifting of the FAA ground stop.