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Resumption of international flights to Caracas

Overview

Following disruptions caused by earthquakes in Venezuela in June, several airlines are resuming flight operations to and from Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, Caracas.

In early September, Air Europa and Iberia began restoring connections between Madrid and Caracas. Plus Ultra announced it would resume service from Madrid and Tenerife starting September 8, while maintaining its existing flights to Valencia. Other carriers, including American Airlines and Copa Airlines, have also moved to reactivate or resume connections to the capital.

Due to current infrastructure conditions at the airport, airlines are utilizing temporary terminals that cover approximately 25% of the facility’s usual capacity to facilitate passenger transit.

Entities

Iberia · Air Europa · Plus Ultra · Simón Bolívar International Airport · Caracas

Timeline

  1. 7 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Plus Ultra resumes flights to Caracas from Madrid and Tenerife

    Plus Ultra will resume flights between Spain and Caracas from September 8 to October 24, connecting Madrid and Tenerife to Maiquetía Airport alongside other major Spanish airlines.

  2. 12 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Air Europa, Iberia, and Plus Ultra to resume Caracas flights

    Air Europa, Iberia, and Plus Ultra will resume flights to Caracas this September following earthquake disruptions in Venezuela. Other airlines like American and Copa are also restoring service.

Sources

caraotadigital.net · entornointeligente.com · lalagunaahora.com · libertaddigital.com · noticiasaldiayalahora.co · noticiasdeaqui.co