Caracas’s Simon Bolivar International Airport, Venezuela’s largest, has partially resumed commercial operations on September 1st. The airport sustained significant damage following a double earthquake on June 24th, particularly in the Guaira region. The quakes caused widespread destruction, rendering the airport unusable for over two months. Currently, travelers are utilizing a temporary terminal erected to facilitate flights. While full operations haven't been restored, this reopening marks a crucial step in the recovery process. The resumption signals a positive development for both domestic and international travel to Venezuela, despite ongoing repair needs. Authorities have not yet provided a timeline for complete restoration of the airport.