Mexico’s Cargo Carrier mas To Ground Half Its Fleet |

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The Mexican carrier mas (formerly MasAir Cargo) announced in a letter to its employees that it has been forced to stop flying with half its fleet due to the current economic performance. Andrés Fabre, general director of the company, said the airline has not recovered enough despite introducing specific measures to improve.

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mas is a Mexican cargo carrier operating from Mexico City’s Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU). It has a fleet composed of four aircraft, including two Airbus A330-200(P2F) and two Boeing 767-300ER.

The Mexican carrier mas announced in a letter to its employees that it has been forced to stop flying with half its fleet due to the current economic performance. Andrés Fabre, general director of the company, said the airline has not recovered enough despite introducing specific measures to improve.

Daniel Martínez Garbuno

Daniel Martínez Garbuno is a Mexican journalist. He has specialized in the air industry working mainly for A21, a Mexican media outlet focused entirely on the aviation world. He has also published on other sites like Simple Flying, Roads & Kingdoms, Proceso, El Economista, Buzos de la Noticia, Contenido, and Notimex.

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