ORANJESTAD – The reopening of the air border between Aruba and Venezuela is paving the way not only for commercial flights, but also for private and charter operations between the two countries.
As part of the reopening, Aruba is preparing to receive the first direct charter flight from Caracas at General Aviation. Representatives, including the aircraft’s captain and the company’s manager, were present for the occasion, marking an important step in restoring air connectivity between Aruba and Venezuela.
According to the information provided, several airlines are preparing for operations between the two destinations. Viva Air was mentioned, while Aruba Airlines and Aerotropical are also said to be preparing for connections with Venezuela.
The reopening is expected to gradually create opportunities for both charter flights and more structured commercial air service between Aruba and Venezuela. Picture courtesy 24ora.com