Venezuela’s main airport, Maiquetía International Airport, has officially resumed partial commercial flight operations. The facility had been closed for nearly ten weeks following the impact of two significant earthquakes that caused widespread damage to infrastructure in the area.

The resumption of flights marks a critical step in the country's recovery efforts, as the airport serves as the primary gateway for international travel and logistics. While operations are currently limited, authorities have indicated that they are working to restore full capacity as safety inspections and repairs continue across the terminal and runway facilities. The closure had previously isolated the region, complicating both the delivery of humanitarian aid and the movement of citizens.

There is currently no official timeline provided by the Venezuelan government regarding when the airport will return to 100% operational status. The focus remains on ensuring the structural integrity of the facilities before allowing a full return to pre-earthquake flight schedules. Travelers are being advised to check with their respective airlines for updated status reports, as the partial reopening involves a reduced number of daily arrivals and departures compared to standard operations.