Venezuela's Airports: A Comprehensive Overview

Venezuela has 65 airports in total, including 12 international airports and 28 domestic and international airports served by Conviasa, the country's largest airline. The busiest airport is Simon Bolivar, located in the capital, Caracas.

Venezuela has 65 airports in total

There are 12 other commercial airports in Venezuela, making flying a good alternative to ground transportation. The largest airline in the country is Conviasa, which flies to 28 domestic and international airports.

There are 12 international airports in Venezuela

Venezuela has a total of 65 airports, 12 of which are international. The country's busiest airport is Simon Bolivar, which is located in the capital city, Caracas, and is known as 'Maiquetia' by locals. Venezuela's largest airline is Conviasa, which flies to 28 domestic and international airports.

The busiest airport is Simon Bolivar, in Caracas

Venezuela has 65 airports in total, including twelve international airports. The busiest airport is Simon Bolivar, in Caracas, the capital city. Known locally as 'Maiquetia', it is located about 13 miles from downtown Caracas. The airport has two terminals: international, which handles about four million passengers annually, and domestic, which sees around six million people pass through every year. There are direct flights to the US cities of Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Newark, and New York-JFK, served by American Airlines, Delta and Continental.

Conviasa is the largest airline in Venezuela in terms of scheduled passenger traffic and fleet size. It flies to 28 domestic and international airports and currently has a fleet of 27 aircraft.

Conviasa is the largest airline in Venezuela

Venezuela has 65 airports, including 12 international airports. Simón Bolívar International Airport, also known as Maiquetia, is the country's busiest airport, located 13 miles from the capital city of Caracas.

Flying is a good alternative to ground transportation in Venezuela

There are 65 airports in Venezuela, including twelve international airports, which makes flying a good alternative to ground transportation. Venezuela's busiest airport is Simon Bolivar, situated in the capital city, Caracas. It is known as 'Maiquetia' by locals, as it is located in that suburb, about 13 miles from downtown. The airport has two terminals: international, which handles about four million passengers annually, and domestic, which sees around six million people pass through every year. The largest airline in the country is Conviasa, which flies to 28 domestic and international airports.

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