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Caribbean flights resume after Venezuela attack, airlines add extra service

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Flights delayed and cancelled as a result of U.S. strikes on Venezuela in a single day, at Luis Munoz Marin Worldwide Airport
Passengers relaxation on the ground, after flights have been delayed and cancelled when the airspace was closed as a result of U.S. strikes on Venezuela in a single day, at Luis Munoz Marin Worldwide Airport in Carolina, close to San Juan, Puerto Rico Jan. 3, 2026.

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Airways scrambled so as to add dozens of additional flights for tens of hundreds of stranded vacationers all through the Jap Caribbean on Sunday after the Federal Aviation Administration’s flight restrictions within the space although some clients discovered no seats accessible for days.

The FAA had closed airspace within the area to U.S. business flights after america’ strikes in Venezuela. The restrictions expired in a single day, permitting flights to renew.

The flight curbs pressured airways to cancel a whole bunch of flights within the area on Saturday, stranding clients on the finish of the busy vacation interval.

FlightAware confirmed about 20 cancellations in San Juan on Sunday, in contrast with 400 a day earlier. Nonetheless disruptions for some vacationers might final for days as a result of seats have been scarce and beforehand scheduled flights have been packed for the tip of the New 12 months vacation weekend and college holidays.

Airways acquired complaints from some customers on X that they could not discover accessible seats again to the U.S. till the tip of the week. Some stated they did not have locations to remain or could not afford extra nights at Caribbean inns.

Passengers sleep on the ground, after flights have been delayed and cancelled when the airspace was closed as a result of U.S. strikes on Venezuela in a single day, at Luis Munoz Marin Worldwide Airport in Carolina, close to San Juan, Puerto Rico January 3, 2026. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo REFILE – CORRECTING LOCATION FROM “RAFAEL HERNANDEZ INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN AGUADILLA” TO “LUIS MUNOZ MARIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN CAROLINA”.

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“We’re searching for alternatives so as to add extra capability to each locations within the coming days,” the airline stated in a press release.

However as of Sunday morning, even new flights have been listed as unavailable on airline web sites, as seats offered out shortly within the demand surge.

United Airways and Delta Air Traces plan so as to add extra flights on Sunday. Carriers have been evaluating utilizing bigger planes, like these usually used for Europe or Asia, to accommodate the surge in demand. 

American stated it will use two Boeing 777-300s, the biggest plane in its fleet and that sits 304 passengers, for 2 San Juan-Miami roundtrips on Monday.

Airways usually add flights and ship greater planes forward of evacuations for hurricanes however had little time to arrange after america’ assault in Venezuela.

The airways waived change charges and fare variations for patrons affected by the closures in the event that they rebooked flights later within the month. Greater than a dozen airports within the area have been included within the waivers.

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Main U.S. airways haven’t served Venezuela straight for years. American Airways was the final main service to halt flights to the nation in 2019 amid unrest.

The short-term restrictions have been set to run out at midnight ET, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stated in a publish on X.

The US’ assault on Venezuela resulted within the seize of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his spouse. Maduro was indicted on narco-terrorism conspiracy and different prices within the Southern District of New York. His indictment was unsealed and posted on-line by U.S. Legal professional Common Pam Bondi on Saturday.

The flight restrictions after the U.S. assaults underscored how shortly navy motion can disrupt civilian air journey, forcing airways to droop operations properly past the speedy battle zone.

Airways have been pressured to take longer routes to keep away from airspace if not periodically halt flights altogether as a result of conflicts within the Center East in addition to after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

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