NewzVenezuela's Simón Bolívar International Airport announced that its temporary terminals are prepared to resume domestic and international flight operations this Tuesday. The restart follows a closure period of more than two months necessitated by structural damage caused by recent earthquakes.
This reopening marks a significant step in restoring air connectivity for the country after the seismic activity forced a prolonged suspension of services. The airport administration confirmed that the temporary facilities have been readied to accommodate the scheduled return of passenger traffic.
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