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Caribbean Cruises Impacted After Flight Cancellations Due to US Attack on Venezuela

A temporary FAA airspace restriction over Puerto Rico, linked to military activity in Venezuela, has caused major flight cancellations and disrupted Caribbean cruise travel.

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Flights in the Caribbean back in the air following US attack on Venezuela

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Airlines increase Caribbean flights after airspace closure due to strike on Venezuela

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Americans still stranded in the Caribbean after flight disruptions

Travelers are still trying to get home after spending the holidays in the Caribbean after the airspace was temporarily shut down this weekend.

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Venezuela Raid Turns Travelers’ Caribbean Getaways Into Ordeals

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Jet-Set Chaos After Maduro Arrest Grounds Caribbean Skies

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Venezuela conflict disrupts Caribbean flights, causing major delays for New England travelers

Major U.S. airlines were forced to cancel hundreds of flights out of the Caribbean, leaving American tourists scrambling.

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How Caribbean Flights Have Been Impacted By Venezuela Airspace Closures

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Will Trump ruin your Caribbean holiday? Here’s what travellers need to know

Airspace closure disrupts multiple Caribbean cruises

Cruise passengers sailing on Caribbean cruises from San Juan, Puerto Rico over the weekend were reminded of the importance of travel insurance as the FAA closed airspace in the Caribbean on Saturday,

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Caribbean cruises sail on despite Venezuela turmoil (updated)

Caribbean cruises are sailing despite flight disruptions following the US military action in Venezuela though some itineraries may be modified.

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Going on a cruise has never been more popular! In fact, 37.7 million people are estimated to have taken a cruise in 2025. The past two years have broken all booking records, and lines are clamoring to build new ships and expand their reach into new ports.

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I took a cruise to Alaska on the Disney Wonder. From the excursions to the sightseeing on board, the trip was unforgettable and definitely worth it.

Passenger goes overboard from New Year’s cruise in the Caribbean

The troubling trend of cruise ship man overboard incidents is already continuing in 2026. On New Year’s Day, U.S. Coast Guard crews joined a cruise ship sailing from Fort Lauderdale in an urgent search for a passenger who went overboard while the ship was sailing north of Cuba.

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Caribbean cruise that set sail from New Orleans rescues migrants

A cruise ship that set sail from New Orleans Saturday rescued 11 migrants from the Gulf of Mexico, officials say. The refugees were found adrift between Cuba and Mexico Wednesday, and cruise staff helped them aboard Royal Caribbean’s Brilliance of the Seas.

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Royal Caribbean Changes Homeport for Brilliance Sailing

Royal Caribbean International changed the homeport for the Brilliance of the Seas’ Aug. 10, 2026 cruise in the Mediterranean. According to a statement sent to booked guests, the Radiance-class ship is now set to depart from Trieste instead of Ravenna.