American Airlines Suspends All Flights to Haiti Indefinitely

The decision follows gunfire incidents targeting planes and escalating violence in the country, with a potential reevaluation in late 2025.

American Airlines has indefinitely suspended its daily Miami-to-Port-au-Prince flights, initially paused after planes were struck by gunfire in November.
The Federal Aviation Administration had imposed a 30-day flight ban to Haiti following the incidents, affecting multiple airlines including Spirit and JetBlue.
The airline cited safety and security concerns as key factors and stated it would reassess the situation in late 2025.
Haiti is grappling with severe gang violence, political instability, and restricted transportation, complicating travel and humanitarian aid efforts.
Other airlines, including Spirit and JetBlue, have also suspended flights, and Port-au-Prince's main airport remains closed to most carriers.