American Airlines Schedules Caracas Return 10 Weeks After Deadly Earthquakes

American Airlines has announced its intention to resume operations at Caracas International Airport in Venezuela, marking a significant step after a ten-week period following devastating earthquakes. The airline plans to initially establish temporary international gates to facilitate the return of flights. This phased approach will involve both widebody and regional aircraft operating from the Venezuelan capital. Operations are expected to commence within the coming weeks, pending final safety assessments and regulatory approvals. Authorities have confirmed that this reopening represents an important step for air travel connectivity into and out of Caracas.