American Airlines doubles Miami-Caracas service from October 15

American Airlines will expand its scheduled operations between Miami and Caracas starting October 15, 2026, increasing frequencies to two flights per day.

According to schedule data reported by Aero Routes, the newly added daily flight will be operated by regional affiliate Envoy Air deploying an Embraer E175. This frequency supplements the current daily rotation maintained with a mainline Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

American Airlines originally restored flights to the Venezuelan capital on September 3, 2026, following an operational pause triggered by an earthquake at the end of June. Since that September resumption, the carrier has been serving the route with a single daily Boeing 737-800.

Prior to the earthquake interruption, the carrier had planned a year-round schedule based on two daily flights utilizing Embraer E175 regional jets. Under the updated network strategy, the Boeing 737-800 is now permanently integrated into the future timetable alongside the regional jet operation.