American Airlines plans to resume flights between the US and Venezuela from April 30
The airline American Airlines announced that it will resume daily direct flights between Miami and Caracas starting April 30, marking the reestablishment of air connection between the United States and Venezuela after more than six years of suspension.
TL;DR
- American Airlines plans to offer daily non-stop flights between Miami (MIA) and Caracas (CCS) starting April 30.
- The service will be operated by Envoy, a subsidiary of American Airlines Group.
- This will be the first time a US airline has resumed direct flights between the two countries since their suspension in 2019.
- American Airlines received authorization from the US government in March to restart flights.
- The US Department of State maintains a Level 3 travel advisory for Venezuela, urging reconsideration due to risks.
- American Airlines was the largest US airline flying to and from Venezuela from 1987 until the 2019 interruption.