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Venezuela to Reopen Caracas Airport on September 1 After Earthquake Damage

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Commercial flights will use temporary terminals as airlines begin moving operations back to Maiquetía

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The Simón Bolívar International Airport of Maiquetía, the main gateway to Caracas, will partially reopen its commercial operations on 1 September 2026 through temporary terminals, two months after the double earthquake of 24 June that left serious damage to its infrastructure and caused the diversion of flights to alternate airports such as Valencia, Barcelona and Maracaibo. The first phase will operate with restricted capacity, estimated at abo…

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The Colombian subsidiary of the airline will offer three weekly frequencies between Bogotá and Caracas.

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The US airline American Airlines reported this Friday that from September 3 they will resume the non-stop air service between Miami and Caracas, although it reiterated that everything will be subject to the reopening of Maiquetía International Airport in La Guaira after the damage from the earthquakes in June. By a statement, the company [...] The American Airlines entrance will resume direct flights between Miami and Caracas from 3-Sep was firs…

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LATAM Airlines has announced that it will resume its flight service between Bogotá in Colombia and Caracas in Venezuela from 4 September. Following the reopening of Maiquetía International Airport by the Venezuelan authorities, three flights per week will initially be offered on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. Air tickets for the new flights will be available from 29 August onwards. [...] The post LATAM will resume direct flights between Caracas…

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Plus Ultra will begin to recover its operation at Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, which serves Caracas, from Tuesday 8 September. The airline has informed its collaborators that, for the moment, it will only transfer to the capital of Venezuela one of its weekly frequencies, the one corresponding on Tuesdays to the Madrid- Caracas route, while maintaining the rest of its flights at Arturo Michelena International Airport in Vale…

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Noticias de turismo REPORTUR broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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