Cuba Warns Airlines of Aviation Fuel Shortage as Air Canada Cancels Flights

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A Turkish Airlines plane passes an American Airlines jet and takes off at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuba, on Feb. 9, 2026. Ramon Espinosa/APCuba has warned airlines that there is insufficient aviation fuel for refueling on the island, following efforts by the Trump administration to cut off Havana’s oil supplies.Air Canada announced on Feb. 9 that it was suspending its services to Cuba and would only fly to the island to collect 3,000 customers already there and bring them home, while several airlines have warned of delays and stopovers in the Dominican Republic.

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