Venezuela adds Cuba to list of countries authorized for air operations.
The National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC) included Cuba in the list of countries authorized to establish air operations with Venezuela, as informed this Saturday by the entity through a communiqué.
The INAC informed that restrictions for international commercial flights will be maintained until January 18, 2022, as a measure to avoid the spread of covid-19 in the country.
→ Avior Airlines reactivates its international flights from Barcelona.
However, a group of countries are authorized to operate flights to and from Venezuela: Turkey, Mexico, Panama, Dominican Republic, Russia, Bolivia and now Cuba.
The INAC urged airline operators and travel agencies not to sell tickets on routes other than those approved by the Venezuelan government, a call extended to individuals, who are asked not to purchase tickets to destinations not included in the list.
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