Avianca Is the Latest Airline to Suspend Service to Venezuela
- Colombian airline cuts Bogota, Lima flights citing security
- United suspended flights July 1 on financial expectations
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Colombia’s Avianca Holdings SA will suspend flights to Venezuela next month, joining other major carriers that have cut off access to the South American nation engulfed in violent political protests and economic chaos.
Avianca will stop its twice-daily flights between Caracas and Bogota as well as an almost daily flight to Lima on Aug. 16, the company said in a statement, citing Venezuela’s need to improve airport infrastructure and adapt to international security standards.