US EditionAir Europa and Plus Ultra Join Iberia and Cancel Their Flights to Caracas From Madrid
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Air Europa and Plus Ultra have suspended their scheduled flights tomorrow Tuesday between Madrid and Caracas, after the alert issued last Friday by the air authority...
The two companies join Iberia in canceling operations to Venezuela following the warning of insecurity by the US Civil Aviation Regulator
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport will not have any departure flights to Venezuela during Tuesday’s day
Air Europa and Plus Ultra have suspended their scheduled flights this Tuesday between Madrid and Caracas, after the warning issued last Friday by the United States air authority, which urged to "extremely caution" by flying over the South American country and the southern Caribbean Sea in the face of "a potentially dangerous situation in the region." Sources from the airline of Globalia, which offers five weekly frequencies to the Latin American…
Air Europa and Plus Ultra have suspended their scheduled flights tomorrow Tuesday between Madrid and Caracas.
22 flights planned from Maiquetia were cancelled since last Saturday, following the warning of the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States, which called for “extreme caution” to fly over Venezuela and the south of the Caribbean. Iberia, which operates five weekly flights between Caracas and Madrid, according to the Association of Air Lines in Venezuela (ALAV), clarified this Monday that it will continue the suspension until at least…
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