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Laser Airlines resumes Caracas-Aruba route from Maiquetía
Laser Airlines has become the first commercial carrier to reopen ticket sales for the direct route between Caracas and Aruba, which had been suspended since 2019, according to the outlet El Estímulo.

Laser Airlines has become the first commercial carrier to reopen ticket sales for the direct route between Caracas and Aruba, which had been suspended since 2019, according to the outlet El Estímulo.
Flights will formally begin on December 3, with a schedule of two weekly flights departing from Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía on Thursdays and Sundays.
The resumption of service follows several years of border closure ordered by the national government and the subsequent authorization of non-scheduled flights operated by other airlines, marking the return of regular commercial passenger service to the Caribbean island.
The reopening of this commercial connection facilitates passenger travel and expands international air transport options from Venezuelan terminals, amid a gradual recovery of commercial routes in the region.