Venezuela's main airport, Simon Bolivar in Maiquetia, resumed operations on Tuesday with temporary terminals and a schedule of four international arrival flights and four international departure flights. ^[1] The airport was closed following severe damage to runways, the control tower, and passenger and cargo buildings during magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 earthquakes on June 24. ^[2] The earthquakes killed more than 6,500 people and left approximately 17,900 people homeless, with the majority of deaths occurring in La Guaira. ^[3] Venezuela's main airport, Simon Bolivar, located in La Guaira, partially resumed commercial operations on Tuesday, nearly 10 weeks after two devastating earthquakes struck the country. ^[4] At least 14 airlines, including Air Europa, Iberia, American Airlines, Copa Airlines, Avianca, and LATAM Colombia, are scheduled to resume operations in the first three weeks of September. ^[5] The airport had been closed for more than two months following double earthquakes in June that caused damage to the terminal. ^[6] Transport Minister Francisco Garcés announced that the airport reopening recovers approximately 25% of the operations Venezuela had in Maiquetia before the double earthquake in June. ^[7] A temporary structure covering 10,000 square meters was erected in the terminal parking lot to handle 2,168 passengers per day while permanent repairs continue. ^[8]