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Haiti's main international airport reopens a month after gang gunfire forced it to close

11 December 2024
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Haiti's main international airport reopens a month after gang gunfire forced it to close
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Haiti’s main international airport in Port-au-Prince reopened for commercial flights after being closed due to gang violence, with heightened security measures in place. However, no flights or passengers were seen, and airlines like Spirit, American, and JetBlue have not yet resumed operations. Gang violence and political instability continue to plague the country, leading to significant challenges for residents and aid organizations.

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