Co-Owners of Venezuela’s Avior Oppose US Operations Request
Co-owners of Venezuela’s Avior Airlines have raised objections regarding a request linked to potential US operations.
Jishan Khan 
Co-owners of Venezuela’s Avior Airlines have formally objected to a request related to potential operations involving the United States.
The disagreement centers on internal ownership concerns and regulatory filings connected to expanding or reinstating US services. Such applications typically require detailed disclosures regarding corporate structure, financial standing, and operational capability.
Differences among shareholders can complicate regulatory processes, particularly when international routes are involved. Approvals for US-bound operations require strict compliance with aviation authorities and transparency in ownership arrangements.
The situation highlights the broader challenges faced by airlines operating in complex political and regulatory environments. Any delay or objection could impact the carrier’s plans for international expansion.
Further developments will depend on regulatory review and potential resolution between the co-owners involved.
