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First US-Venezuela Flight Lands in Caracas After Seven Years
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May 2, 2026
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American Airlines resumed flights to Venezuela after a seven-year hiatus, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Miami International Airport gate for the flight to mark the return of nonstop service to Caracas. #venezuela #usa #politics #worldnews #trump #business
The daily flights, operated by American unit Envoy Air, will increase to two per day starting on May 21, with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy calling the resumption "a critical milestone in strengthening the United States' relationship with Venezuela and unleashing economic opportunity in both countries."
The US has issued licenses intended to facilitate oil trading and production in Venezuela, with the Trump administration having a three-phase plan for Venezuela focused on stabilizing the nation, spurring an economic recovery, and transitioning to democracy.
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