American Airlines suspends Caracas service through July 10 after CCS closure

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  • American Airlines suspended Caracas service through July 10 due to the closure of Simón Bolívar International Airport following Venezuela’s June 24 earthquakes.
  • The carrier operated a Miami-to-Caracas relief flight using a Boeing 737, transporting more than 9,000 pounds of essential supplies.
  • Nonstop Miami–Caracas flights are slated to resume once the airport reopens for commercial operations.
  • Service to Maracaibo is scheduled to resume on July 14.


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