Today, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that Mexico does not meet International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) safety standards. Based on its latest International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) process, the FAA has downgraded Mexico’s rating to Category 2 from Category…
April is over, and we’re looking at the first financial reports of 2021. The Latin American airlines had an uneven performance, with many of them facing new government travel restrictions. Others are soaring high and have good perspectives going forward.…
This week, Aeromexico announced it reached an agreement to reduce by half its unfilled Boeing 737 MAX order. In the meantime, Volaris announced the addition of eight incremental A320neo aircraft in 2021. Aeromexico reorganized its Boeing order Today, Aeromexico reached…
Tijuana’s International Airport in Mexico has been one of the good stories of the last year. Despite the pandemic, the border hub (it’s literally outside of California, and it even connects with the United States through the Cross Border Xpress…
According to stats provided by the Government and airlines, the Mexican aviation industry hit a bump in its recovery during January and February. Nevertheless, there are good signs that the recovery is gaining track again, despite the still high number…
Today, two news came to light: Volaris published its fourth-quarter financial results, and Grupo Aeromexico made the final withdraw of its Debtor-In-Possession Financing under the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process is currently involved. Volaris’ performance The ultra-low-cost Mexican carrier had total…