Iberia cancels its operations with Venezuela until December 31st
The Spanish airline Iberia has canceled its operations with Venezuela until December 31, according to the recommendation of the Aviation Safety Agency (AESA).
According to EFE sources from the company, the intention is to resume flights to Venezuela “as soon as full security guarantees are restored”.
In this way, it thus extends the suspension that it decided on November 29 after the alert from the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) about the instability in the South American country and in the south of the Caribbean.
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