How is Venezuelan airspace now after the measure of Nicolás Maduro – 21/02/2019

At this point, only a handful of planes fly over Venezuela's airspace after Nicolás Maduro's untimely decision to close it, as well as the border with Brazil.

One of the aircraft was flying from Manaus (Brazil) to Fort Lauderdale (United States), while another was flying from Panama to Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago).

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In addition, a private plane and another who began his trip to Amsterdam and head to Quito, Ecuador.

Maps that observe air traffic show that only a few aircraft fly over Venezuela, while in border areas and neighboring countries, the number of planes is increasing.

Maduro ordered Thursday to close the airspace throughout the Venezuelan territory for general and private aviation, without specifying until when, possibly up to 25 to prevent the entry of humanitarian aid.

At the same time, he announced the indefinite closure of the border with Brazil and indicated that he was evaluating a similar measure with Colombia.

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