Airport J. Yrausquin

The J. Yrausquin Airport is located on the island of Saba, which is part of the Dutch Caribbean islands. It is one of the smallest airports in the world and has one of the shortest runways, measuring only 400 meters. The airport serves only small aircraft such as the Twin Otter and BN-2 Islander.

The J. Yrausquin Airport is named after Juan Yrausquin, who was the first governor of Saba after its annexation to the Dutch Caribbean islands in 1816.

The J. Yrausquin Airport does not have regular flights, but it is used for private and charter flights. Landing at this airport is a very challenging task for pilots due to the short runway and the airport's location on the edge of a cliff.

Saba is a popular destination for diving and snorkeling due to its beautiful coral reefs and diverse marine life. The island also offers numerous hiking trails and mountain climbs.