American Airlines Resumes Non-Stop Flights Between Miami and Caracas. American Airlines officially resumed direct service between Miami (MIA) and Caracas (CCS) on September 3, 2026, following the operational suspension caused by the earthquakes that struck Venezuela in June. The airline restarted the route utilizing a Boeing 737, restoring a vital air link between Venezuela and the United States while expanding travel options for passengers flying between both countries.
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“At American, we are proud to be the first U.S. airline to resume service to Caracas following the recent earthquakes and to do so with a larger aircraft, which allows us to offer even more capacity at this crucial time in the recovery,” stated José A. Freig, Vice President of International Operations and Commercial Partners at American Airlines.
The carrier also emphasized its nearly 40-year history in Venezuela and its ongoing commitment to maintaining connectivity between both nations, highlighting its close coordination with Venezuelan and U.S. authorities throughout the recovery process.
- ✈ Under the updated schedule, the non-stop service between Miami and Caracas operates on a daily basis.
- ✈ Outbound flights depart Miami at 10:00 and arrive in Caracas at 13:36 local time. On the return leg, flights leave Caracas at 14:40 and land in Miami at 18:13 local time.
American Airlines had previously restored direct flights between Miami and Caracas on April 30, 2026, making history as the first U.S. carrier to re-establish the connection. Subsequently, on July 14, the company added daily service between Miami and Maracaibo (MAR). The airline has also expressed its intention to add a second daily flight between Miami and Caracas as demand continues to recover.
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