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About Insel-air

InselAir is the largest Caribbean-based airlines and has grown to be one of the best airlines in providing international flexible connectivity since 2006, to North and South America as well as the Caribbean region.

InselAir fly to: Havana, Manaus, Georgetown, Santiago de Cuba, Barquisimeto, Paramaribo, Caracas, Las Piedras, Maracaibo, Valencia, Barranquilla, St. Maarten, Medellin, Quito destinations in the Caribbean include Aruba, Port-of-Spain, Bonaire, Curaçao, Holguin, Santa Clara, Camaguey, San Juan, Santo Domingo, Port-au-Prince, Kingston and Miami in the USA. 

InselAir’s home-base is located in Curaçao and it’s hub is in Aruba, therefore providing frequent flights between the two locations with a short fight time. InselAir also provide great connectivity to for all their passengers across and within the Pan-American region. InselAir expect to carry 1.4 million passengers from 2016.

Baggage

InselAir passengers are allowed one free checked baggage.

They can opt for Comfort Class allowing access to business lounges, pre-boarding, extra legroom, extra luggage allowance.

Fleet

InselAir offer 3 types of aircraft to meet your chartering needs: McDonnell Douglas, Fokker 70, Fokker 50 and Embraer Bandeirante. Curacao International Airport offers a broad range of superior services of shopping and restaurant establishments. Curacao International Airport is located between the North and South America and borders on the Venezuelan coast.

A twenty-minute ride will take you to the downtown historic Punda - a UNESCO World Heritage site characterized by fun entertainment, restaurants and great shopping. Curaçao has daily non-stop air services from Miami, Amsterdam and Bogota, complimented by convenient services to Aruba, Bonaire, St. Maarten, Santo Domingo, Port of Spain, Caracas and Paramaribo among others.

News

23rd May 2018

Financial Compensation For Cabin Crew InselAir’s MD Aircraft

Local airline InselAir may terminate the employment contract with the cabin crew of the MD aircraft on June 1, but every employee must receive a financial compensation. The court decided that at the end of last week.

The cabin crew and eleven pilots were sent home last month, but have challenged their dismissal. The court’s decision concerned only the cabin crew.

The judge considers it 'sufficiently plausible that InselAir is in such a bad financial situation that the number of employees must be reduced in order to guarantee the continuity of the company'. It has also been established that the 'last in first out principle' has not been violated.

The employment contract with the relevant employees can be dissolved with effect from June 1, 2018, the Joint Court of Justice reports in a press release. On each case, subject to the specific circumstances, a severance payment has been granted to each employee. The judge is of the opinion that there is a collective dismissal and that the individual dismissal requests do not stand alone but are part of the 26 requests that InselAir filed with the court.

In order to prevent the employees concerned from being disadvantaged by InselAir's choice of a dissolution procedure instead of a collective dismissal request to the Ministry of Social Development, Labor and Welfare (SOAW), the court has assessed whether the safeguards in the National Ordinance on the termination of employment contracts and the ministerial guidelines are built in to review collective redundancies, have been observed.

2nd May 2018

InselAir Gets New Chairman

Mr. Jan Heppener has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Managing Board of InselAir International B.V. He will succeed Gilles Filiatreault, who held the post for over a year, in April 2018.

Mr. Heppener, who brings more than 40 years of leadership experience to the position, will start as per the 1st of April 2018. Prior to joining InselAir, Mr. Heppener served in a series of senior leadership positions at Jet Support, TUI Airlines Nederland, DutchBird and Air Holland. He both started airlines (DutchBird, Corendon Dutch Airlines) and managed several airlines during his career in the Netherlands.

“Jan Heppener has the perfect skillset to lead InselAir into the future, and I am very pleased that he has agreed to join the company,” said Steven Martina, Minister of Economic Development.

“There are major challenges, but we will be focusing on providing reliable service, safety and maintaining the loyalty of our customers. Strategic partnerships are essential to succeed in this business," Jan Heppener said. “Let’s make it happen together.”

16th February 2018 

InselAir and KLM end Cooperation

InselAir and Dutch airline KLM have ceased their agreement. Consequently, travelers flying from the Netherlands to the ABC islands or Sint Maarten cannot travel on the same ticket with InselAir for the time being. Instead, they have to buy a separate ticket for their subsequent journey and at the airport in question first pick up their luggage and check in again.

8th December 2017

InselAir receives permit to operate to Surinam

InselAir has received the formal permit from the Surinam Civil Aviation Authorities. The flights are now opened for sale without any restriction. On December 18, 2017, InselAir will start to operate two weekly flights from Curacao to Paramaribo on Mondays and Fridays.

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