American Airlines Restarts US–Venezuela Flights

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American Airlines Restarts US–Venezuela Flights

The route will be operated by Envoy, a regional subsidiary of the airline group, using Embraer 175 aircraft configured for dual-class seating.

American Airlines Service Reconnects Caracas and Miami

American Airlines has opened ticket sales for its service between Caracas and Miami, with flights expected to begin from 30 April, subject to final approvals.

The route will be operated by Envoy, a regional subsidiary of the airline group, using Embraer 175 aircraft configured for dual-class seating. The service is planned as a daily connection between the two cities.

The airline began operations in Venezuela in 1987 and suspended services in 2019 because of regulatory and security restrictions. The return of this route marks the restoration of direct air links between the United States and Venezuela after several years.

The service is expected to support business, family and essential travel between the two countries, with Miami continuing to serve as a key gateway for connections across the region.

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