$56+ Cheap flights from Florida to Aruba

Florida is one of the largest states in America, so there is no doubt that it should have some of the largest airports. Two of the largest airports in Florida are Miami International Airport (MIA) and Tampa International Airport (TPA). Both of these airports house some of the largest airlines and have millions of passengers daily. The flight to Aruba from Florida is international, however, it is relatively not very long. When you arrive in Aruba, you will be arriving at the Quen Beatrix International Airport in Oranjestad, Aruba (AUA). This airport is Aruba’s largest airport and the only available international airport in the whole country. You will be taking a transport to anywhere else that you need to go in Aruba. The flight takes 2h and 45min nonstop, and is on the shorter side of international flights. You will have the choice to take a direct flight or an indirect flight depending on your preferences.

Although there are many flights that fly directly from Florida to Aruba, only one airline will be able to carry you there. This airline is American Airlines and it flies out from Miami International Airport. The other airlines available do not fly directly. The indirect airline choices are United Airlines, Delta, and Spirit. Spirit, Delta and United fly out from TPA and only United and American Airlines fly out from MIA. That means you will only be able to catch a direct flight from MIA and not TPA. The direct flights take about 2h and 45min while the indirect flights will run 7h and 30min. It is most likely that you will only have to stop once.

There are a few layover options to choose from between Florida and Aruba. The layover options will depend on the flight and the airline you decide to take. Of course, American Airlines does not have a layover option as it is a direct flight, however, the remaining Spirit, Delta and United do have layover options. If flying out from Tampa, you can choose a layover in Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, Miami, or Houston. If flying from Miami, you have fewer options, and you will only be able to stop in Houston or Washington Dulles airport. The flight time for flights with a layover are on average about 7h and 30min. Make sure to consider several factors when deciding like layover location, total journey time, price, and convenience. These are important because you do not want to end up in a place that you do not want to be.

Any American citizens that want to enter Aruba do not need a visa to enter and visit, however you do need a passport. Your passport must be valid, as well, for at least six months before your trip and it would be good to leave a few pages blank as you may have a need for them. The entry to Aruba is at the discretion of the officer present at the port of entry and you may be denied entry for any reason. The decision of the officer is final.

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There are many flights that can get you from Florida to Aruba in 2h 47m. Fly via Spirit Airlines, JetBlue, or Copa Airlines to get the fastest option. The distance between Florida and Aruba is about 1145 mi. When browsing for deals, the options you’ll see will be for both nonstop flights and flights with stops.

$76 is the cheapest one-way deal found within the past few days, from Spirit Airlines. You may also be able to find cheap deals on JetBlue and Frontier, with prices starting from $108 and $112, respectively.

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Yes. Cheapflights offers flight deals from Florida to Aruba by cabin class. In addition to browsing deals, you can also filter by cabin class on the search results page after making a search.

Currently, June is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Florida to Aruba (average of $133). Flying from Florida to Aruba in October is currently the most expensive (average of $293). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.