Portuguese airline TAP resumes its regular flights to Venezuela
The Portuguese airline TAP resumes its regular flights between Lisbon and Caracas on Tuesday, after being suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
→ Copa Airlines announces new route to Barcelona (Venezuela) starting in June.
The route will operate twice a week (Tuesday and Saturday) in Airbus A330neo aircraft, with a capacity of 298 passengers.
In this way, the airline resumes flights to one of its most important markets since the second largest community of Portuguese in Latin America lives in Venezuela, after Brazil.
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