The military operation launched by the United States against Venezuela on January 3 led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights in the Caribbean region. Due to the peak tourist season, many tourists, especially American tourists, were unable to return and were forced to stay. The US Federal Aviation Administration issued a notice on the 3rd prohibiting American Airlines corporate flights from flying in parts of the Caribbean. As a result, hundreds of flights were cancelled that day, and travel to about 20 Caribbean islands was affected. Some airlines are reminding passengers that this flight interruption may continue for several days. According to data from the 24-hour flying radar website, no flights passed over Venezuela on the 3rd.

The military operation launched by the United States against Venezuela on January 3 led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights in the Caribbean region. Due to the peak tourist season, many tourists, especially American tourists, were unable to return and were forced to stay. The US Federal Aviation Administration issued a notice on the 3rd prohibiting American Airlines corporate flights from flying in parts of the Caribbean. As a result, hundreds of flights were cancelled that day, and travel to about 20 Caribbean islands was affected. Some airlines are reminding passengers that this flight interruption may continue for several days. According to data from the 24-hour flying radar website, no flights passed over Venezuela on the 3rd.