Venezuela perdió casi dos tercios de sus vuelos internacionales en las últimas dos semanas
Venezuela perdió casi dos tercios de sus frecuencias aéreas en las últimas dos semanas Foto: EFE
TL;DR
- Venezuela has lost almost two-thirds of its air frequencies in the past two weeks.
- Safety warnings about Venezuelan and Caribbean airspace led to numerous flight suspensions.
- Venezuelan authorities revoked flight concessions for eight airlines.
- International airlines like Iberia, TAP, Avianca, Gol, Latam Colombia, and Turkish Airlines were among the first to suspend flights.
- Spanish agencies also issued recommendations against flying over Venezuela.
- The US FAA urged extreme caution when flying over Venezuela and the southern Caribbean.
- Domestic flights now manage the remaining active routes, with a focus on national carriers.
- Colombian authorities are working with Venezuelan airlines to potentially expand flight offerings between the two countries.
- Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro stated Venezuela is a guarantee of security and not a threat to the US.
- The US White House indicated a policy shift aiming to re-establish the Monroe Doctrine to consolidate US power in the Americas.