FBOs
Saint Maarten Airport Opens Temporary Arrivals Facility
The move allows the airport which was battered by Hurricane Irma, to once again separate its commercial and private aviation operations.
With the opening of a new temporary arrivals pavilion at Saint Maarten's storm battered Princess Juliana International Airport, the general aviation terminal, which had been pressed into service for commercial aviation passenger processing since last September's Hurricane Irma, can now go back to serving private aviation exclusively.
With the opening of a new temporary arrivals pavilion at Saint Maarten's storm battered Princess Juliana International Airport, the general aviation terminal, which had been pressed into service for commercial aviation passenger processing since last September's Hurricane Irma, can now go back to serving private aviation exclusively.

Saint Maarten’s storm-ravaged Princess Juliana International Airport took another step back toward normalcy with the opening of a temporary arrivals pavilion last week. The airport’s commercial terminal was heavily damaged by Category 5 Hurricane Irma in September, and once the airport reopened to commercial flights, all arriving aircraft had to be processed through the FBOs situated in the lightly damaged general aviation terminal. Interior demolition and mold remediation in the passenger terminal began at the end of January, ahead of the major renovation project, which is expected to be completed by January 2019.