Simpson Bay, St. Maarten November 24, 2025 – On Friday, Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM Airport) proudly celebrated the opening of its new exclusive terminal building for private jet passengers, marking yet another milestone in the airport’s continued development as a premier gateway for private aviation to the Caribbean. Following the royal reopening of the main terminal building in 2024, SXM Airport has now introduced this new facility designed to elevate the travel experience for private jet travelers.
In recent years, SXM airport has demonstrated consistent double-digit growth. With the opening of this new exclusive terminal building for private aviation, the airport is fully equipped to welcome even more high-end passengers, expanding its capacity and enhancing its premium offerings. SXM continues to connect cultures and communities across the Caribbean, serving destinations including Saba, Statia, St. Barth’s, Anguilla, Dominica, Nevis, and Tortola. The airport’s strategic partnerships with ExecuJet and Signature Aviation further reinforce its role as a regional leader in private aviation.
SXM Airport extended heartfelt appreciation to all employees – both internal staff and external contractors, whose dedication, expertise, and resilience brought this long-awaited facility to life. Special recognition was given to Nathalie Lambriex, whose exceptional interior design work and oversight ensured that the new terminal exudes a luxurious, modern, and welcoming atmosphere throughout.
“With this exclusive terminal for private jet passengers, SXM sets a new standard for private aviation in the region,” says CEO and President of Princess Juliana International Airport Michael Cleaver “We are proud to offer an experience that reflects the elegance and ambition of our passengers and our island.”
Atlantic Aviation Chief Commercial Officer John Redcay added: “We’re honored to be part of this milestone for Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM). This new terminal marks an important step forward for private aviation in the region, and we’re grateful that our Sint Maarten operation – currently operating as ExecuJet – will play a central role in delivering a world-class experience to customers across the Caribbean.”