Venezuelan aviation has a rich history, with its first commercial airline, Venezolana de Aviación, established in 1929. The country has several airports, with Simón Bolívar International Airport in Caracas being the largest and busiest. In recent years, the aviation sector has faced challenges, including economic instability and a decline in international flights. Despite these issues, local airlines like Conviasa continue to operate domestic and limited international routes, striving to connect various regions of the country and support travel needs.