The Venezuelan Ministry of Transportation announced that cargo flights to and from Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía, La Guaira state, will resume this Wednesday, August 5, as a step toward recovery following the earthquakes of June 24.

According to a statement released on Friday, July 31, by the ministry via its social media channels, the Venezuelan government seeks to “restore airport operations in compliance with civil aviation operational safety standards and current national and international regulations.”

 

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With the aim of complying with current regulations and increasing connections, the Minister of Popular Power for Transportation, Ramón Velásquez Araguayán, met with representatives of the national airlines at the headquarters of the National Institute of Civil Aeronautics (INAC).

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— Ministerio del Poder Popular para el Transporte (@TransporteGobVe) May 27, 2024

All parties analyzed “compliance with the regulations that govern public air transport service operators to guarantee operational safety, both nationally and internationally.”

Other topics that were also analyzed are flight planning, coordination of schedules and routes, as well as cargo and passenger management, efficiency and safety of air operations.

Representatives of Conviasa, Aeropostal Alas de Venezuela, Láser Airlines, Albatros, Avior Airlines, Estelar, Rutaca, Turpial Airlines, Ravsa and Vensecar, attended this meeting where “it was also agreed to establish monitoring and supervision mechanisms to verify compliance with regulations by the service providing companies, in order to guarantee transparency and the proper functioning of the sector.”

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Between September 14 and 18, the presentation of four vehicle models with Iranian technology will take place. The cars will be assembled in Venezuela.

As indicated by the Minister of Transportation, Ramón Velázquez, the company in charge of assembling the vehicle will be Venirauto.

Velásquez assured that the “technological development” that Iran has had, in the midst of sanctions that have wanted to stop the country, are an “example that, despite coercive measures, these things can be done and much more.”

He indicated that 84 Iranian companies and more than 300 Venezuelan companies, mainly from the agri-food sector, will participate in the fair, where business roundtables will also be held.

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