One Airline Had a Banner 2020: Maduro's State-Controlled Carrier.

(Bloomberg) -- Last year may have been the worst in the history of the global aviation industry but for Nicolas Maduro's ragtag Venezuelan airline, business boomed. The airline, which is banned from flying to the U.S. as part of that country's wide-ranging sanctions against the Maduro regime, now has regular flights to five countries. Copa, one of the few airlines connecting Venezuela to the rest of the world via Panama, has seen its flights restricted to just eight a week from 35 before the pandemic. [Extracted from the article]