Luis Munoz Marin International Airport
San Juan · Puerto Rico · America/Puerto_Rico
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Airport HistoryEst. 1955
Puerto Rico's main airport opened in 1955 as Isla Verde International Airport and was later renamed for Luis Muñoz Marín, the island's first popularly elected governor. Today it is the busiest airport in the Caribbean and, since a 2013 agreement with Aerostar Airport Holdings, the only currently privatized commercial airport in the United States and its territories.
The airport begins operations under the name Isla Verde International Airport, later renamed to honor Luis Muñoz Marín, Puerto Rico's first popularly elected governor.
A $40 million, 365,000-square-foot Terminal B opens with 11 gates, built for Eastern Airlines.
On September 17, a Tol Air Services aircraft at the airport is damaged beyond economic repair by Hurricane Hugo, illustrating the airport's exposure to Atlantic hurricane risk.
Terminal C is completed to accommodate American Airlines' growing Caribbean hub operations at San Juan.
A new Terminal A dedicated to JetBlue opens in June, the same year American Airlines closes its San Juan crew base.
Aerostar Airport Holdings begins operating the airport under a 40-year public-private partnership, making it the only privatized major commercial airport in the United States and its territories.
A $55 million renovation of Terminal C is completed in March, following a $130 million Terminal B renovation finished in December 2014.
General encyclopedic sources (Wikipedia, Discover Puerto Rico) and airport industry profiles. Renovation dates for individual terminals are drawn from multiple secondary sources and may vary slightly by a year in some accounts.