Venezuelan carriers Laser, Avior, and Conviasa resume domestic flights after US military intervention
Caracas airport restarts national operations following Maduro's capture and US security advisories
Conviasa
Conviasa obtains US authorization to carry out maintenance on Embraer E190 jets abroad
Venezuela's state airline was the target of trade sanctions that prevented aircraft from receiving services due to content from US companies
Conviasa resumes flights between Venezuela and Brazil
Weekly flight started to be carried out since April 13 between Puerto Ordaz and Manaus with Embraer E190 aircraft
Conviasa announces return to Brazil after almost three years
Venezuelan carrier schedules return of flights to the country in February, shortly after the inauguration of left-wing president Luis Inácio Lula da Silva
Venezuela reopens revenue flights to several countries
South American country had suspended frequencies due to the Covid-19 pandemic
Conviasa adds second Airbus A340 to the fleet
Venezuelan state-owned airline takes delivery of 23-year-old aircraft in December
About to receive third A340, Conviasa will fly to Moscow and Tehran in December
Venezuelan state airline also plans to receive three A340-500s to fly to Portugal, Italy and China
Conviasa will resume flights from Caracas to Moscow
Venezuela's state-owned airline, which only owns two Airbus A340 jets over 20 years old, obtained authorization from the Russian civil aviation agency this week
Venezuelan state airline will resume flights to Argentina
Conviasa had suspended its route in 2017 due to the lack of an aircraft with sufficient range. Announcement coincides with the coming to power of party favorable to the regime of Nicolás Maduro