Haiti's Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime announced Wednesday that Port-au-Prince's international airport will be reopening soon. In an official statement, the prime minister's office detailed measures the government is taking to secure the airport and surrounding areas.

After a month-long closure, Haiti’s main airport has reopened with renewed security measures, but airlines remain cautious.

Haiti's government on Wednesday celebrated the reopening of the capital's Toussaint Louverture International Airport, shut since last month, even as the U.S. aviation watchdog extended a ban on U.S. airlines flying there.

Haitian authorities are reopening the country’s main international and domestic airports in Port-au-Prince as of Wednesday.

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Haiti's government hailed the reopening of the capital's international airport on Wednesday, touting it as a "turning point" for the economy after the hub was shut down for a month due to growing gang violence.

The Federal Aviation Administration has extended a ban on U.S. commercial and cargo flights traveling to Port-au-Prince and other areas of Haiti until March 12, 2025.