Venezuela’s main airport partially resumes commercial flights nearly 10 weeks after two devastating earthquakes struck the country, according to reports. The airport’s operations are not fully restored, but commercial services restart in a limited capacity.
The earthquakes caused widespread damage and disruption, leading to an extended suspension of regular flight activity. Outlet reporting emphasizes the timing of the restart, describing Tuesday as the point when partial commercial operations resume. Coverage focuses on the airport’s phased recovery rather than other developments, reflecting that the key change in the story is the reappearance of commercial flights after the earlier closures.
Both sources present the resumption as partial and delayed, with no suggestion that normal or complete operations have returned yet. They also align on the broader timeline since the earthquakes and the fact that the earthquakes were deadly.
