Cuban Airports Overrun With Foreign Flights

 DESPITE the Blockade!!

    The legendary stormy Caribbean clouds that separate Cuba and the United States have, for over six decades, been personified by the ever-tightening U. S. Embargo/Blockade that intends to starve the Cuban economy into submission. Meanwhile...headlines loudly suggest that, finally, the starvation tactics will come to fruition in these last days in November of 2022!! But such dire predictions have been headlined daily since the birth of Revolutionary Cuba in January of 1959 and so far they haven't happened. Now...heading into December of 2022 a plethora of the top airlines in the United States and the World are flying in record numbers to ten different airports in Cuba.

    Today -- November 20th-2022 -- both the U. S. and Cuba are reporting that: "United Airlines resumed its commercial passenger flights between the United States and Cuba after more than a two-and-a-half year hiatus. The US carrier now offers two daily flights to Havana International Airport, one from Newark Liberty International Airport and one from Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport."

    And moreover, it is also reported today that: "As of November 2022, four airlines are offering 147 weekly flights from the United States to Cuba. These carriers are American Airlines, JetBlue, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines." And moreover, in addition to the four major U. S. airlines, 41 other top foreign airlines are increasing their flights to Cuba.

    And as shown above, on November 20th-2022 45 major foreign airlines are:  "Operating international flights to the Caribbean country, just in time for the beginning of the winter high season. There are about 400 weekly flights in eight of the ten airports throughout the island, and two hubs remain closed, Manzanillo and Cienfuegos."

    In other words, as of these last few days in November of 2022, Revolutionary Cuba is still alive and might even make it to the month of December in 2022.

   And at least 45 of the world's top airlines in late November of 2022 are actually increasing their flights to the Caribbean's largest island nation.

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