Venezuela

American Airlines has inaugurated daily nonstop flights between Miami and Maracaibo, becoming the only airline offering direct service from the United States

Officials say Venezuela's June 24 earthquakes have killed 4,490 people, with over 16,700 injured and thousands still living in temporary shelters

After the two deadly earthquakes that hit Venezuela at the end of June, American Airlines operated an aid flight from Miami to Caracas and eased ticket conditions for passengers

Starlink is offering free internet access in Venezuela through July 25 for affected users following two major earthquakes. The UN reports that 7 million Venezuelans have been impacted

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 was felt about 100 kilometers north of Tokyo. Earlier, another earthquake was felt in the Japanese capital. No known injuries

Iberia has suspended flights to and from Caracas following earthquake-related disruptions at Maiquetía Airport, offering refunds and rebooking options for affected passengers until July 25

At approximately 01:00 GMT time, two powerful earthquakes occurred in Venezuela, with the strongest reaching a magnitude of 7.5

United Airlines will resume direct flights between the United States and Venezuela this August, for the first time since 2017, with a daily flight on a Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. The renewal of the route is expected to strengthen economic ties between the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean, and it follows American Airlines' similar announcement on the resumption of flights connecting the two countries

The airline will start operating the new routes to Venezuela and Colombia on July 22, 2026, improving connectivity between the Middle East and the Americas. Qatar becomes the first Gulf carrier to serve Venezuela, and the first airline to operate flights from the Middle East to Caracas and Bogotá Qatar Airways will serve over 160 global destinations this summer

American Airlines restarts daily Miami–Caracas flights, marking the first direct commercial service between the U.S. and Venezuela in seven years

American Airlines has inaugurated daily nonstop flights between Miami and Maracaibo, becoming the only airline offering direct service from the United States

Officials say Venezuela's June 24 earthquakes have killed 4,490 people, with over 16,700 injured and thousands still living in temporary shelters

After the two deadly earthquakes that hit Venezuela at the end of June, American Airlines operated an aid flight from Miami to Caracas and eased ticket conditions for passengers

Starlink is offering free internet access in Venezuela through July 25 for affected users following two major earthquakes. The UN reports that 7 million Venezuelans have been impacted

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.9 was felt about 100 kilometers north of Tokyo. Earlier, another earthquake was felt in the Japanese capital. No known injuries

Iberia has suspended flights to and from Caracas following earthquake-related disruptions at Maiquetía Airport, offering refunds and rebooking options for affected passengers until July 25

At approximately 01:00 GMT time, two powerful earthquakes occurred in Venezuela, with the strongest reaching a magnitude of 7.5

United Airlines will resume direct flights between the United States and Venezuela this August, for the first time since 2017, with a daily flight on a Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. The renewal of the route is expected to strengthen economic ties between the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean, and it follows American Airlines' similar announcement on the resumption of flights connecting the two countries

The airline will start operating the new routes to Venezuela and Colombia on July 22, 2026, improving connectivity between the Middle East and the Americas. Qatar becomes the first Gulf carrier to serve Venezuela, and the first airline to operate flights from the Middle East to Caracas and Bogotá Qatar Airways will serve over 160 global destinations this summer

American Airlines restarts daily Miami–Caracas flights, marking the first direct commercial service between the U.S. and Venezuela in seven years