Rafael Hernandez International Airport BQN / TJBQ

Full-service ramp handling advertising sub-one-hour quickturns for passenger and cargo aircraft; also handles international trash disposal under USDA license.

Handles passenger and cargo aircraft of all sizes; ramp and hangar facilities support commercial and private operators.

JetBlue self-handles at BQN: directly hires its own Airport Operations Crew at Aguadilla/Ramey covering check-in, baggage handling, ramp/cabin prep, boarding and deplaning rather than contracting a third-party handler.

Primary FBO at BQN; sells Jet A and 100LL avgas with helicopter refueling capability. · Office Mon-Fri 10:00-21:00, Sat 11:00-21:00, Sun 11:00-17:00 local (per copecafbo.com); FlightAware separately lists FBO/fuel-service hours as 04:00-23:00 local

Second on-field FBO at BQN offering 100LL and Jet A fuel; capable of fueling aircraft from a Cessna 150 up to a Boeing 747.

On-site aircraft maintenance and aircraft detailing services available at the 16,000 sq ft hangar facility for transient and based aircraft.

Advertises maintenance services for all aircraft types, but no FAA repair-station certificate number or capability list is published.

OEM-trained technicians provide Part 121 line maintenance and progressive inspections for airlines, plus Part 135 turboprop support and AOG on-wing repair, at Hangar 405, Terminal Building Suite 7, BQN.

Concierge-arranged gourmet catering plus complimentary coffee, ice and newspapers for crews/passengers.

Provides oil, oxygen and nitrogen servicing plus aircraft cleaning as part of its line-maintenance scope at BQN.

Ground support equipment on hand including GPU, air-start unit, air-conditioning carts, potable water, lavatory service, oxygen servicing, anti-icing and windscreen/oil service.

Dedicated cargo operation handling pharmaceuticals, perishables/flora (temperature-monitored ULDs), live animals (including horses via an on-site quarantine facility) and hazardous materials, with on-site US Customs/Immigration/USDA clearance as an authorized port of entry.

Maintains a customer-facing FedEx Ship Center at Hangar 404 for express drop-off, packing and dangerous-goods shipping; separately, FedEx Feeder-liveried ATR 42/72 aircraft (operated under contract by third-party regional carriers, not FedEx itself) have been documented serving BQN. Whether ramp/ground handling for these flights is self-performed or contracted to an on-field FBO could not be independently confirmed.

Milwaukee-based feeder cargo airline (contract feeder for FedEx/UPS/DHL networks) operating a published scheduled freight route between BQN and Santiago, Dominican Republic (STI), per its own scheduled-routes page.

Operates a Part 135 cargo feeder station at Rafael Hernandez Airport (579 Orlando Alarcon, Ramey, Aguadilla, PR 00603) using EMB-120 Brasilia turboprops as part of its Puerto Rico/Caribbean network; confirmed Puerto Rico bases are Aguadilla and San Juan, but specific onward destinations flown nonstop from BQN (e.g., Barbados, St. Kitts as previously claimed) could not be independently confirmed.

Crew transportation and on-site Enterprise rental car desk; pilot lounge includes snooze room, showers and kitchen.

Arranges vehicle rental for crews/passengers staying on the island.

24/7 US Customs support by prior coordination (2100-0800 outside standard hours) as a designated US Port of Entry. · 24/7 by prior coordination

Arranges lodging at island hotels for visiting crews and passengers.