Port-au-Prince Airport Reopens After Three-Month Closure Due to Gang Violence

The reopening aims to alleviate severe shortages of medication and supplies as the capital remains under gang control.

Toussaint Louverture International Airport in Haiti's capital is now operational after being closed since March.
Local carrier Sunrise Airways is the only airline currently operating flights in and out of Port-au-Prince.
Gang violence has left over 2,500 people killed or injured from January to March, significantly worsening the humanitarian crisis.
Former Prime Minister Ariel Henry resigned after being locked out of the country during the airport attack.
International forces, including police from Kenya, are expected to assist in restoring order in the coming weeks.