Any news on when SJU will start accepting international flights again?

Although the number of flights appears to be increasing daily, they seem to be small puddle jumpers to other islands, for the most part. Last I heard, they had not been given the go ahead on international flights yet.

I'm at Orlando airport and there is 1 flight going out in terminal A

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Although the number of flights appears to be increasing daily, they seem to be small puddle jumpers to other islands, for the most part. Last I heard, they had not been given the go ahead on international flights yet.

This might interest you, though my Spanish stinks and I haven't found a way to drill down yet.

http://status.pr/

I'm at Orlando airport and there is 1 flight going out in terminal A

 

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That's not an international flight, though, since it begins and ends in the USA.

From Cancun to San Juan Volaris Y4308 Oct 4

Copa Airlines Panama San Juan Oct 5

There is a list posted daily at the airport operator twitter feed. See

https://mobile.twitter.com/AeropuertoSJU?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.elnuevodia.com%2Fnoticias%2Flocales%2Fnota%2Fminutoaminutorosselloofrecedetallesdetrabajosderecuperacion-2362056%2F

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Hmm, that twitter doesn't seem to be every flight though. There's an American Airlines flight 395 from Chicago that has made the trip every day since last Friday according to flight trackers.

Whoops my bad, I only looked at the most recent day, apparently that flight isn't scheduled on Tuesdays!

SJU is now fully operational:

SJU is now fully operational:

 

https://www.elnuevodia.com/noticias/locales/nota/elaeropuertointernacionalvuelveaoperarlas24horas-2363078/

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Here is a news article, in Spanish. 24/7 operations resumed.

 

https://www.elnuevodia.com/noticias/locales/nota/elaeropuertointernacionalvuelveaoperarlas24horas-2363078/

 

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Still a fair number of canceled flights, looking at:

https://www.san-juan-airport.com/arrivals.php

Definitely an improvement but certainly not a typical day in San juan.

I'm coming in on an international carrier and they have cancelled all flights through 10/6. Hopefully they'll resume by the 7th, although their flight schedule still isn't showing anything through the end of the year.

At this moment, there are 38 aircraft in the air to/from SJU, per flightradar24. Just a few days ago, I was seeing less than 20. Airborne flights include an Iberia flight from Madrid, a Copa flight from Panama, and a Volaris flight from Cancun.

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Our carrier still isn't flying into San Juan. Liat Airlines.

Just chatted with Hampton Inn. They are open but only for FEMA for the foreseeable future. Asked what they thought of our nov 25 reservation and they recommended a back up reservation.

This might interest you, though my Spanish stinks and I haven't found a way to drill down yet.

 

http://status.pr/

That's a great site, but there is an option in the upper right hand corner to switch to English. :)

Liat still isn't flying into San Juan.

And Westjet canceled its service for the rest of the year.

Well Liat called me tonight and my flight on 10/26 has officially been canceled. They "hope" to be flying by 10/28 - - the day the cruise leaves. The kicker is that they refuse to refund the money for the flight because the cancelation is "an act of god." Best they can do is put us on the next available flight, which won't get us there in time to cruise, or give us a credit. Told her both were unacceptable and I'd dispute the charge with the credit card company. She then hung up on me.

So now we get to fly from Grenada to JFK and then JFK to San Juan.

Well Liat called me tonight and my flight on 10/26 has officially been canceled. They "hope" to be flying by 10/28 - - the day the cruise leaves. The kicker is that they refuse to refund the money for the flight because the cancelation is "an act of god." Best they can do is put us on the next available flight, which won't get us there in time to cruise, or give us a credit. Told her both were unacceptable and I'd dispute the charge with the credit card company. She then hung up on me.

 

So now we get to fly from Grenada to JFK and then JFK to San Juan.

Sounds like great customer service (insert sarcasm here...). I hope disputing it with the credit card company works. Under the circumstances, the airline should be more understanding. We were dealing with another airline and they offered to refund fully our cost if we could not find an alternative with them that met our needs.