AA goes back into Haiti
American Airlines will resume flights to disaster-struck Haiti this Friday.
The carrier will fly from Miami to Port-au-Prince, the carrier said.
American’s senior vice president Mexico, the Caribbean and Latin America Peter Dolara said: "All of us at American Airlines and American Eagle have been eager to restore our normal operations into Haiti. These flights serve as major milestones toward helping the country rebuild. With commercial air service restored, we can better connect loved ones and provide consistent transportation to and from Haiti."
There have been no flights to the Caribbean island since the massive earthquake on January 12 apart from relief missions into Port-au-Prince’s Toussaint L’Ouverture International Airport.
Phil Davies
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