The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new advisory for civilian aircraft operating in or near Venezuelan airspace, citing heightened military activity and deteriorating security conditions. The warning urges airlines and pilots to exercise extreme caution when flying in the region. The move follows a recent near-miss incident involving a JetBlue aircraft and a US Air Force refueling plane near Venezuelan territory.
According to AFP, this is the second such warning in a month, reflecting growing instability in the Caribbean region. Several international carriers have already rerouted flights to avoid Venezuelan airspace. Panama’s Copa Airlines announced an extension of its suspension of flights to Caracas until January 15. The advisory comes as Washington intensifies pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, deploying warships in the Caribbean and accusing him of leading a narcotics-linked criminal network.
Analysts warn that the renewed airspace restrictions could further isolate Venezuela and complicate regional air travel. The situation underscores escalating geopolitical and security tensions between the United States and the Maduro government.
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