Havana's José Martí International Airport

Havana's José Martí International Airport, aiming to be the Caribbean's air hub, faces challenges like drug smuggling, fuel shortages, and reports of theft and customs issues.

Cuban Customs Uncovers Over 24,000 Euros Hidden in Traveler's Luggage Bound for Europe

Published on 5/21/2026

Cuban Traveler Alleges Theft at Havana Airport: “Everything Was Missing When I Opened My Suitcase”

Published on 5/5/2026

Passenger Caught Smuggling Cocaine Capsules at Havana's José Martí International Airport

Published on 5/3/2026

U.S. Returns 117 Cuban Migrants on Flight to Havana

Published on 3/19/2026

U.S. Deports 116 Irregular Cuban Migrants in Latest Flight

Published on 2/19/2026

Nine International Airports in Cuba Face Month-Long Jet Fuel Shortage

Published on 2/9/2026

Havana's Airport Faces Jet Fuel Shortage, International NOTAM System Confirms

Published on 2/9/2026

Illegal Gold Mining Operation Shut Down in Las Tunas

Published on 8/20/2025

Narcotics Found Hidden in Electric Showers and Water Pumps at Havana Airport

Published on 7/20/2025

Cuban Government Aims to Elevate Havana Airport as the Caribbean's Leading Air Hub

Published on 4/11/2025