The United States Federal Aviation Administration has issued a warning to airlines about potential military activities and GPS interference affecting flights over Mexico, Central America, and parts of South America. This advisory follows heightened tensions in the region after a United States military operation in Venezuela resulted in the capture of Nicolas Maduro and his wife. The warning, which applies to United States operators, will last for 60 days and covers airspace in Mexico, Central America, Ecuador, Colombia, and the eastern Pacific Ocean. Mexico clarified that its airspace and airlines are not affected by the advisory, which is considered a precautionary measure. The situation has already led to flight disruptions in the Caribbean, and recent incidents have highlighted the risks posed by military operations in the region.