Aruba Receives First Charter Flight From Caracas After Reopening the Air Border
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Aruba received the first charter flight directly from Caracas after the reopening of the air border with Venezuela, a step that the island authorities consider key to advancing the recovery of connectivity between the two territories. Aruba’s Minister of Tourism, Transport and Labour, Wendrick Cicilia, reported that the aircraft arrived in the general aviation area of the island, where it was received together with the captain and representative…
August 17, 2026.- Aruba received the first charter flight from Venezuela this Sunday for the progressive re-establishment of the connection between the two territories. Aruba's Minister of Tourism, Transport and Labour, Wendrick Cicilia, highlighted the growing movement of the...
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