On the 16th, the US Federal Aviation Administration reiterated the safety notices previously issued to major airlines, saying that due to the “worsening security situation,” caution should be exercised when flying over Venezuelan airspace. The FAA first issued this warning notice on November 21, and the content was not changed when it was reiterated to the media on the 16th. According to the notice, the current threat may pose a potential risk to aircraft at all altitudes, including during overflights, during take-off and landing, and during airports and on the ground.

On the 16th, the US Federal Aviation Administration reiterated the safety notices previously issued to major airlines, saying that due to the “worsening security situation,” caution should be exercised when flying over Venezuelan airspace. The FAA first issued this warning notice on November 21, and the content was not changed when it was reiterated to the media on the 16th. According to the notice, the current threat may pose a potential risk to aircraft at all altitudes, including during overflights, during take-off and landing, and during airports and on the ground.