Tocumen Airport resumes flights but suspends them after each aftershock

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Tocumen Airport in Panama City resumed flight operations after the severe earthquake on 9 October, but flights will be suspended after each noticeable aftershock as a precaution.

Technicians are inspecting runways, taxiways, aprons and other facilities after each aftershock, and flight operations will only continue once safety inspections are completed; the airport operator warns of further delays and schedule changes, though no structural damage has been reported.

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