Puerto Rico
Risk Level: Three - Caution
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Oct 2026: The FAA restrictions introduced after the US strikes in Venezuela have ended. Related Caribbean Notams were removed, and no FAA flight bans or cautionary advisories are currently in force for the TJZS/San Juan FIR.
The primary risk is unexpected military or state aircraft activity in a busy civil airspace corridor, especially if flights are not fully coordinated with civilian ATC. The FAA’s temporary restrictions and caution notices have all been lifted.
Major events:
Jan 2026: After US strikes in Venezuela, the FAA temporarily restricted US civil flights in the TJZS/San Juan FIR. The restriction was lifted within 24 hours, and related Caribbean Notams were removed later that month.
Nov 2025: The FAA warned of increased state aircraft activity in the TJZS/San Juan FIR as US military activity grew across the southern Caribbean.
The primary risk is unexpected military or state aircraft activity in a busy civil airspace corridor, especially if flights are not fully coordinated with civilian ATC. The FAA’s temporary restrictions and caution notices have all been lifted.
Major events:
Jan 2026: After US strikes in Venezuela, the FAA temporarily restricted US civil flights in the TJZS/San Juan FIR. The restriction was lifted within 24 hours, and related Caribbean Notams were removed later that month.
Nov 2025: The FAA warned of increased state aircraft activity in the TJZS/San Juan FIR as US military activity grew across the southern Caribbean.