Simon Bolivar International Airport, Venezuela’s largest airport, has begun a phased reopening following damage sustained in earthquakes on June 24th. This marks the first resumption of services since the tremors impacted the facility. Authorities have not yet detailed the extent of the remaining repairs needed for full operational capacity. The partial reopening allows for limited flight activity, offering a crucial step towards restoring connectivity. Officials are cautiously optimistic about a complete return to normal operations in the near future, contingent on ongoing safety assessments. The reopening is expected to ease travel disruptions for both domestic and international passengers. Further updates regarding flight schedules and availability will be announced as repairs progress.