Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro"s regime has instructed airlines to resume their flights by noon on Wednesday, November 26, 2025. A source from the Ministry of Transport disclosed to EFE that airlines will face the revocation of their "permanent flight" permits in the country if they do not comply with this directive.
This announcement comes amid ongoing challenges within the aviation sector in Venezuela, which has seen a reduction in international flights in recent years. The government"s push for airlines to restart operations reflects its efforts to stabilize air travel and improve connectivity.
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