American Airlines Restores Second Daily Flight Between Miami and Caracas. American Airlines will reinstate its second daily frequency between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Caracas‘s Simón Bolívar International Airport (CCS) in Venezuela, effective October 15, 2026. The expansion restores the carrier’s twice-daily schedule between both cities following operational adjustments caused by the earthquake in late June 2026.
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The additional daily flight will be operated by regional subsidiary Envoy Air utilizing Embraer E175 aircraft, complementing the existing daily service flown by American Airlines‘ mainline Boeing 737-800 since September 3. Under the updated schedule, flight AA3759 will depart Miami at 08:51, arriving in Caracas at 13:15, while the return segment AA4194 will leave Caracas at 14:00, landing in Florida at 16:35 local time.
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The mainline Boeing 737-800 operation will continue with flight AA2215 departing Miami at 10:10 and landing in Caracas at 14:36, returning on flight AA2216 at 15:40 to reach Miami at 18:21. With these schedule updates, the Oneworld alliance member permanently establishes a dual aircraft strategy on the route, blending narrowbody jets with regional jet operations.
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