MIAMI, Fla. – Havana’s José Martí International Airport reopened Sunday to all commercial flights more than seven months after it closed due to COVID-19. Local 10′s Hatzel Vela said he was receiving reports of long lines at Miami International Airport for flights leaving to Cuba on Sunday. The pandemic had frozen Cuba’s critical $3 billion tourism industry since March, when the first coronavirus cases were reported. Travelers will be required to submit a health declaration form and take a PCR test upon arrival. Download the health declaration form.