Caracas resumes commercial flights two months after earthquake
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Caracas resumes commercial flights two months after earthquake

dnoticias.pt2 September 2026 at 07:41

Venezuela's main airport resumed commercial flights this Tuesday, more than two months after the earthquakes that devastated part of the country. Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía resumed passenger operations with the departure of a flight by Venezuelan carrier Conviasa bound for Mexico City. Shortly after, a plane from Global Crossing landed at that facility.

The earthquakes caused more than 6,500 deaths and forced the suspension of regular commercial flight operations in Caracas. The exact date of the earthquakes and the full extent of the damage are not specified in the article, which appears truncated.

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