Tocumen Airport suspends flights after magnitude 7.2 quake, later resumes operations

Tocumen Airport suspends flights after magnitude 7.2 quake, later resumes operations
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Tocumen International Airport halted air operations following a magnitude 7.2 earthquake, redirecting several aircraft to Panamá Pacífico International Airport and diverting long‑haul flights to San José, Costa Rica and Bogotá, Colombia.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Panama inspected runways, taxiways, facilities and the control tower, reporting no damage that would prevent restart, and the airport later resumed operations after safety verifications.

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