Air Europa has announced that it will gradually resume flights between Madrid and Caracas, Venezuela, starting with scheduled flights on February 17, 20, and 22. The announcement includes confirmation from the airline via their social media account, indicating that while they will be resuming operations, flights scheduled for February 19 and 21 will remain canceled. This resumption is significant as it marks a gradual return to normalcy in air travel between Spain and Venezuela after a long period of restrictions.

Plus Ultra has also confirmed its commitment to restart flights to Venezuela on March 3, further enhancing connectivity between the two countries. Additionally, Iberia has indicated that it is targeting April 6 for its resumption of service. The gradual restart of these operations follows the lifting of air travel restrictions that had been in place since late November 2025, showing a positive shift in international travel and relations.

The resumption of flights not only underscores the airlines' confidence in the stability of air travel routes to Venezuela but also reflects an anticipated increase in demand as restrictions are lifted. The renewal of these services can have significant implications for tourists and expatriates planning to travel to and from Venezuela, fostering better economic ties and travel opportunities between Spain and Venezuela.