Copa Airlines and its budget subsidiary Wingo announced the suspension of flights to Caracas, Venezuela, on December 4 and 5 due to intermittent navigation signal issues. This decision comes shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump declared Venezuelan airspace closed, prompting several airlines to halt operations. Colombian state airline Satena and Bolivian carrier Boliviana de Aviacion also canceled flights to Venezuela. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration had previously warned of risks to commercial flights in Venezuelan airspace, citing security concerns amid increased military activity. The cancellations have created challenges for Venezuelans, particularly those hoping to travel home for the holidays. Many are now facing uncertainty and may need to consider risky overland travel options. The Venezuelan migrant community in Colombia, the largest in the world, is particularly affected by these developments.