The U.S. Military operation in Venezuela has many still on edge about flying in and out of the Caribbean this winter. Many travelers NBC 10 spoke with on Monday said they’re staying in the states.
“We got families here and I wouldn’t want to take a chance,” said Brenda Briere of Lincoln. “ I know that there are people out there that will still travel and say whatever happens happens, but at the same time you have people that want don’t want to take that chance.”
The operation disrupted travel for thousands over the weekend.
Following the strike on Saturday, the FAA imposed temporary airspace restrictions that affected those flying in and out of the Eastern Caribbean region.
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Great
Make the Trump administration pay for their extended trip he can afford it
It’s not the average persons fault and they should not be responsible
It could have been worse..
Yes, increased violence… except you forgot to mention it was due to Trump’s illegal bombing of pleasure boats. Something he is doing to make his piracy of Venezuelan oil seem plausible. Boy, trump has ruined tourism in so many areas of the world AND the U.S. I guess we’ll stay home until Satan takes trump home. And by the look of him lately it’s coming soon.