Puerto Rico, Barbados, Trinidad, Aruba, and Saint Maarten Resume Flights as Caribbean Recovers From U.S.-Venezuela War Airspace Closures

Puerto Rico, Barbados, Trinidad, Aruba, and Saint Maarten Resume Flights as Caribbean Recovers From U.S.-Venezuela War Airspace Closures

Three and a half months after Operation Absolute Resolve captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, Caribbean air travel is finally returning to normal — Puerto Rico, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Aruba, and Saint Maarten have all resumed commercial flights. But the recovery is uneven: flights to Puerto Rico are $208, while cruise ships won’t return to Barbados until 2027. Is Travel in the Caribbean Getting Back to Normal?  As hard to believe…