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    Avianca Resumes Daily Bogotá-Caracas Flights, Adds New Maracaibo Service as Venezuela Airlift Rebuilds

    BY Caribbean Journal September 3, 2026No Comments0 Views
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    Venezuela’s aviation comeback is picking up again. Avianca has resumed daily nonstop flights between Bogotá and Caracas and launched a new daily route between Bogotá and Maracaibo, expanding its Venezuela network as international air service to the country continues to rebuild. The Caracas service resumed Sept. 1 following disruptions tied to the earthquakes that struck

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