Flights to Caribbean resume after FAA restrictions tied to Venezuela strike

Air travel disruptions tied to the U.S. strike on Venezuela are easing, as airlines begin restoring flights to the Caribbean following the expiration of FAA-imposed airspace restrictions. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said late Monday that the restrictions expired at midnight and that flights are returning to normal. He said airlines were notified and would update schedules quickly, urging passengers whose travel was affected to continue working directly with their airlines.