Flights Resume at El Alto Airport After Suspension by Snow (13:00)
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A snowfall that fell on Monday in the highlands of Bolivia forced to cancel more than 60 flights at La Paz airport and suspend dozens of road trips to other cities in the West, authorities said. The airport operator reported on Monday that the snowfalls “have reduced visibility so [...] The snowy Forts entrance force to suspend dozens of flights and close roads in Bolivia was first published in Information Focus.
Fact Sheet: On August 24, 2026, NAABOL temporarily suspended operations at El Alto International Airport due to heavy snowfall and low visibility. Operations returned to normal after weather conditions improved. Tap for full context. Context: The suspension was due to adverse weather conditions that affected visibility. NAABOL implemented this measure as a preventative action to ensure the safety of passengers and personnel. NAABOL reaffirmed it…
A snowfall on Monday on the highlands of Bolivia forced the cancellation of more than 60 flights at La Paz airport and the suspension of dozens of road trips to other cities in the West, authorities said.
Air Navigation and Bolivian Airports (NAABOL) reported that operations at El Alto International Airport returned to normal this Monday, after the improvement in weather conditions. Hours before, the intense snowfall and low visibility recorded in the city of Alteña forced to temporarily paralyze take-offs and landings to safeguard operational safety. After restoring air trafficability, the state recommended that all users communicate directly wi…
Air Navigation and Bolivian Airports (Naabol) reported that operations at El Alto International Airport were temporarily suspended due to snowfall and reduced visibility, so they asked passengers and users to take their forecasts.
Air Navigation and Bolivian Airports (Naabol) reported that operations at El Alto International Airport were temporarily suspended due to snowfall and reduced visibility, so they asked passengers and users to take...
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