Terminal
A single building chartered as a Sociedad Anónima on 16 January 2000 under Decreto 185-000 and operating since 2002, now mid-way through a first construction phase worth $200 million that will double its capacity by around 2027. Ten scheduled carriers fly from it today, led by JetBlue’s New York route.
Security
The airport’s own hand-luggage guidance page does not publish a Dominican liquids limit — it links straight to the United States TSA’s traveller-information and prohibited-items pages instead, in English.
Changing terminals
Everything sits under one roof here, so nobody has to move between buildings to make a connection — and the airport’s own "Mapa de la Terminal" page has nothing to show yet, just a note that it is being updated.
Verified from official airport sources · View sources
Founding date, legal status — Airport history
Carriers serving STI — Airlines list
VIP lounge, shops, Wi-Fi — Passenger services
Hand-luggage guidance links — Traveller information
No floor plan published — Terminal map page
Verified 5 August 2026