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All Hands on deck at the Airport during the Holiday Season; New Departure Hall Ready in 2023.

December 15, 2022

All Hands on deck at the Airport during the Holiday Season; New Departure Hall Ready in 2023.
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SIMPSON BAY:--- The holiday season has just started in St Maarten. Princess Juliana International Airport (PJIAE) expects volumes of over 7,000 travelers per day during the holiday season through March 2023. Recently, PJIAE has been working hard on the Season Action Plan which focuses on improving the airport's processes and the number of passengers and flights that can be processed. The results of this will be visible.  

Additional measures 

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PJIAE has taken several additional measures to ensure that the passenger flow runs smoothly, and this will provide passengers with a better airport experience within the given circumstances. ...


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