Caracas Plans to Recover "Part" of the Airport Affected by Earthquakes in the First Half of 2027
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The Venezuelan government highlights the high number of damages that involve "very important works" and delays, promising, however, that the airport will become "a lot better".
Venezuela hopes to have recovered "some part" of its main airport, the Simón Bolívar de Maiquetía, which serves Caracas, in the first half of 2027.
Caracas plans to recover "part" of airport affected by earthquakes in the first half of 2027
Venezuela hopes to have resolved in the first half of 2027 "part" of the structural damage at the main airport that serves Caracas caused by the double earthquake of last June 24, announced this Wednesday the government of the country. "During the first half of next year, we hope to recover already part of the airport" Simón Bolivar de Maiquetía, informed this Wednesday the Minister of Transport, Francisco Garcés, in an interview with the Venezu…
Maiquetía airport reactivated its operations with temporary terminals on Tuesday, 1 September, after its main facilities were severely affected by the earthquakes, which left more than 6,500 dead.
Venezuela hopes to have resolved in the first half of 2027 "part" of the structural damage at the main airport serving Caracas caused by the double earthquake last June 24, announced this Wednesday the government of the country.
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