Haiti Reopens Capital Airport Amid Gang Violence Concerns

Haiti's government has announced that commercial flights at Toussaint Louverture International Airport have resumed after a month-long closure due to gang violence. However, flights remain affected by a U.S. ban. The Caribbean nation's aviation authority confirmed normal operations but did not specify when flights would resume.

In a recent development, Haiti's government has resumed commercial flights at the capital's Toussaint Louverture International Airport. The airport was previously shut for a month due to escalating gang violence in the nearby areas.

The resumption of services was confirmed by the country's aviation authority in an announcement released on Wednesday. The notice informed that the airport had returned to normal operations.

However, it remains uncertain when incoming and outgoing flights will actually take off, as a United States regulatory body still enforces a ban on flights from the airport, complicating the situation further.

(With inputs from agencies.)