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Ban on Aruba-Venezuela air cargo eased
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ARUBA's Ministry of Transport has eased the ban on flights from Venezuela by allowing flights from Curacao that originated in the South American republic to land in Aruba, reports Amman's MENAFN (Middle East North Africa Financial Network).
This new policy addresses problems that arose after Curacao opened the border with Venezuela, while the air border between Aruba and Venezuela remains closed.
Aruba, is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands located in the mid-south of the Caribbean Sea, about 29 kilometres north of the Venezuela peninsula of Paraguana and 80 kilometres northwest of Curacao, another constituent country of Netherlands
Indirect air freight between Aruba and Venezuela is allowed but under certain conditions. The new policy allows local companies to operate cargo flights from Venezuela via Curacao, while cargo flights from Venezuelan airlines are also allowed to fly on this route.
The current ban remains in effect for direct cargo flights, including passenger flights, between Aruba and Venezuela and combined flights between Aruba and Venezuela. Passenger flights with connecting flights in a third country will also remain prohibited.
This new policy addresses problems that arose after Curacao opened the border with Venezuela, while the air border between Aruba and Venezuela remains closed.
Aruba, is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands located in the mid-south of the Caribbean Sea, about 29 kilometres north of the Venezuela peninsula of Paraguana and 80 kilometres northwest of Curacao, another constituent country of Netherlands
Indirect air freight between Aruba and Venezuela is allowed but under certain conditions. The new policy allows local companies to operate cargo flights from Venezuela via Curacao, while cargo flights from Venezuelan airlines are also allowed to fly on this route.
The current ban remains in effect for direct cargo flights, including passenger flights, between Aruba and Venezuela and combined flights between Aruba and Venezuela. Passenger flights with connecting flights in a third country will also remain prohibited.