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Caracas crunch
US-Venezuelan aviation relations hit an all-time low in August after the FAA grounded Avensa and Zuliana aircraft at Miami for inspection. Caracas retaliated by grounding American and United aircraft. The tit-for-tat episode, which appears to have been limited to one day, is part of a simmering dispute in which the ...
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