United Postpones Houston–Caracas Flights to January 2027. United Airlines has decided to once again postpone the launch of its flights between Houston and Caracas, Venezuela, following the aftermath of earthquakes recorded in the country earlier this summer. The U.S. carrier announced that the service has been rescheduled for January 11, 2027, though its actual rollout remains subject to airport operational conditions and vendor availability.
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The airline reaffirmed its commitment to the Venezuelan market, stating it intends to restore the connection between its Houston hub and Caracas as soon as airport infrastructure is fully prepared to support operations. United emphasized that ground vendors and service providers must also be ready to meet all operational requirements to ensure a smooth restart.
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This latest delay extends the timeline for United’s return to the Venezuelan capital, reflecting ongoing operational challenges following the region’s recent seismic activity. If conditions permit, the January 2027 launch will restore direct non-stop service between Houston and Caracas, rebuilding air connectivity between the United States and Venezuela.
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