American Airlines resumes flights to Haiti, providing a vital route into the country

The U.S. airline has begun flying into northern Haiti on a daily basis, providing a vital route into the country at a time when Americans have few options to get there as the U.S. government advises people to avoid all travel to the Caribbean nation due to security concerns.

Airline resumes service to northern city of Cap-Haïtien amid U.S. State Department's security concerns

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Haitian and U.S. flags are displayed at the front of an American Airlines flight that landed in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti on Nov. 1. It was the U.S. air carrier's first flight to the country since service was suspended in late 2024. (Gérard Maxineau/Reuters)

A major U.S. airline has begun flying into northern Haiti on a daily basis, providing a vital route into the country at a time when Americans have few options to get there amid U.S. government advice to avoid all travel to the Caribbean nation due to security concerns.

At the start of November, American Airlines relaunched daily non-stop service from Miami to the port city of Cap-Haïtien after a years-long absence that began during the pandemic and persisted through a prolonged period of instability that has followed in Haiti.

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