Cuban Aviation Corporation

Cuban Aviation Corporation covers infrastructure issues, power outages, and weather-related disruptions at airports like José Martí. Safety and airline challenges emerge as key themes.

Cubana de Aviación Revises Domestic Flight Schedules: New Changes Introduced

Published on 10/11/2025

Camilo Bonne's Belongings Stolen on Flight from Panama to Havana: "Cuba Hurts"

Published on 5/4/2025

Cuban Government Aims to Elevate Havana Airport as the Caribbean's Leading Air Hub

Published on 4/11/2025

Santa Clara Airport Plans Expansion and Wage Increase Amid Economic Turmoil

Published on 2/24/2025

Havana Airport Implements New Baggage Handling System for Travelers

Published on 2/7/2025

Cuban Government Launches Major Investment Plan for International Airports

Published on 1/15/2025

Crisis at Cubana de Aviación: Airline Struggles with Limited Fleet

Published on 1/10/2025

How Safe Are Cuban Airports?

Published on 12/8/2024

Havana Airport Remains Operational Despite Widespread Power Outage in Cuba

Published on 12/4/2024

Shocking Prices at José Martí Airport: "Up to Two Thousand Pesos for a Sweet Treat"

Published on 11/20/2024

Passenger Transport Between Cuban Provinces Resumes Post-Hurricane Rafael

Published on 11/10/2024

Cuba Resumes Air Travel Operations After Hurricane Rafael

Published on 11/7/2024

Flight Operations Halted at Santa Clara and Cienfuegos Airports Due to Hurricane Rafael Threat

Published on 11/6/2024

Air Travel Halted in Western Cuba as Hurricane Rafael Looms

Published on 11/6/2024

Power Outage Plunges Havana's José Martí Airport into Darkness

Published on 10/19/2024

Air Conditioning at José Martí Airport's Terminal 3: Partial Improvements Leave Some Areas Uncomfortable

Published on 9/9/2024