Iberia Delays Resumption of Venezuela Flights Due to Operational Congestion at Valencia Airport.Iberia has announced that it will not resume its regular flights to Venezuela on Thursday as previously scheduled, citing ongoing operational congestion at Valencia’s Arturo Michelena International Airport. The airport has been serving as an alternate gateway following the damage sustained by Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía after the earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24. The resulting operational constraints continue to affect the country’s commercial aviation network and have prevented the Spanish carrier from restoring its normal services.
According to Iberia, the airline is working closely with Venezuelan authorities and airport officials to resume operations as soon as safety and operational conditions allow.In the meantime, the airline has extended its flexible travel policy for customers affected by the continued suspension of flights. Passengers may change their travel dates without penalty, modify their itinerary to depart from or arrive in Bogotá or Panama City instead of Venezuela, or request a ticket refund.
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Refunds can be issued either as a travel voucher for future use or through the original method of payment used at the time of purchase.Iberia emphasized that the decision has been made to ensure the highest standards of operational safety while authorities continue recovery efforts at Venezuela’s main international gateway.
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The airline added that it will continue to monitor the situation in coordination with local authorities and will provide updates to customers as soon as there is a confirmed date for the resumption of regular services between Madrid and Venezuela. The suspension marks another delay in the restoration of Iberia’s operations to the Venezuelan market, highlighting the ongoing challenges facing the country’s airport infrastructure following the recent seismic events.
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