By Ellen Powell, The Christian Science Monitor With supply outpacing demand, American Airlines is cutting flights to several cities, while leaving four daily routes to Havana in place. Political uncertainty and limited infrastructure may be deterring some Americans from visiting the island. Though lower-than-expected demand has led American Airlines to ...
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American Airlines opened a new stage in air connections between both countries when on the morning of this November 28 the first commercial flight from Miami to the Cuban capital in more than 50 years landed in José Martí International Airport.
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Read More »U.S. Silver Airways landed in Santiago de Cuba for the first time in 50 years
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