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| Status | Airline | Operating Dates | IATA - ICAO | Genealogy Tree | Update Reason |
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Air ALM |
2001* - 2004* | Dutch Caribbean Airlines | ||
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Air Caribbean |
1962^ - 2000 | |||
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ALM-Antillean Airlines |
1969 - 2001 | LM | Dutch Caribbean Airlines | |
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Antillianse Luchtvaart Maatschappij |
1964 - 1969 | Dutch Caribbean Airlines | ||
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Arkefly Curacao |
2004 - 2008* | Requires further investigation | ||
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BonAire Express |
2004* - 2005* | 9H / BXL | DAE | |
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BonAirExel |
2003 - 2004* | DAE | ||
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Caribbean Air Transport (Caraibische Lucht Transport Maatschappij) |
1962^ - 1979* | CJ | ||
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CLTM (Caraibische Lucht Transport) |
~ | |||
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Curacao Express |
2004 - 2005* | DAE | ||
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CuracaoExel |
2004* - 2005 | DAE | ||
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Divi Divi Air |
2004* - 2006* | |||
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Dutch Antilles Express |
2005 - 2008> | 9H / BXL | DAE | |
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Dutch Caribbean Airlines |
2001 - 2004 | ALM | Dutch Caribbean Airlines | |
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Dutch Caribbean Express |
2003* - 2004 | |||
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Dutch Caribbean.Exel |
2004 - 2006* | |||
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Frameair Curacao |
~ | |||
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Insel Air |
2006* - 2008* | Requires further investigation | ||
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St Maarten Express |
2003? | |||
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Transcaribbean Airways |
2007? | |||
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Transporte Aeronaves de Curacao |
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WinAir (Windward Islands Airways International) |
1998* - 2008> | WM / WIA | WinAir | |
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Windward Express Airlines |
2004* - 2006* | |||
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Windward Island Airways |
1962 - 1998* | WinAir |
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Netherlands Antilles is an integral part of the Netherlands, comprising two island groups of three islands each. The Netherlands Leeward and the Netherlands Windward islands are located in the Caribbean Sea. The former group, consisting of Curaçao, Bonaire, and until 1986 Aruba, is situated northwest of Caracas, Venezuela. The area of the Netherlands Leeward Islands is 732 sq km (283 sq mi). The Netherlands Windward Islands consist of the southern half of Saint Martin (Sint Maarten) and all of Saint Eustatius and Saba, covering a total area of about 68 sq km (about 26 sq mi). These islands are situated at the northern end of the Lesser Antilles chain, to the southeast of Puerto Rico. The capital and largest city is Willemstad.