Venezuela's main airport restarts flights after quakes
Venezuela's main airport partially resumed commercial flights after nearly 10 weeks following severe damage from two earthquakes in June. A temporary facility was established at Simón Bolívar International Airport to handle initial passenger operations, with capacity expected to increase gradually. The earthquakes, which caused over 6,500 deaths, had heavily impacted the airport and surrounding regions, but international inspections have approved the restart of limited flights.
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