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P&O Cruise Circles Barbados as FAA Restrictions Disrupt Flights After U.S. Venezuela Operation

FAA airspace restrictions following the U.S. operation over Venezuela disrupted flights to Barbados, triggering mass rebookings for P&O guests.

Overview

  • P&O’s Arvia has docked in Barbados for a third time, with passengers saying the ship stayed within roughly 30 miles of shore and plans to depart for St Lucia at 7 p.m. local time.
  • The itinerary that began in Barbados on January 2 and was due to reach Martinique has been reshuffled after many travelers missed flights.
  • P&O says all guests now have confirmed flight details and that it worked with charter carriers to rebook about 5,000 inbound and outbound passengers.
  • Holidaymakers report frustration over inconsistent explanations for delays and describe limited, confusing communication from operators.
  • Media coverage links the disruption to the U.S. action in Venezuela attributed to President Trump, while dramatic claims about specialized weapons and large-scale air deployments remain unconfirmed.