Articles tagged “Aeromexico”

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Aeromexico Wants a Piece of Mexico’s Travel Recovery With New 737 Max Deal

Aeromexico is growing its orderbook with a new deal for 12 new Boeing 737 Max aircraft as it positions itself to take a larger slice of Mexican travel market recovery.

Edward Russell | 3 years ago

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Global Airline Group Says Politics, Not Science, Informs South America Border Restrictions

Governments in Latin America need to "follow the science" and not let politics dictate border reopenings and travel restrictions, or else the region will lag behind the rest of the…

Madhu Unnikrishnan | 3 years ago

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Aeromexico and Volaris Likely to Bear Brunt of FAA’s Rebuke of Mexico’s Aviation Regulator

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has downgraded Mexico's safety rating to Category 2, blocking the cross-border expansion plans of Mexican airlines and potentially putting Aeromexico's restructuring in jeopardy.

Edward Russell | 3 years ago

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Aeromexico Shrinks Through Bankruptcy With Deal to Slash Boeing Orderbook

Aeromexico is doing the work in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Mexican carrier has renegotiated labor agreements, secured up to $1 billion in new debtor-in-possession funding, and pruned its fleet to 106 aircraft.

Edward Russell | 3 years ago

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Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 99: Say it Ain’t so, Mexico!

Things haven’t gotten better in Mexico. Although Aeroméxico is at least coping better than its domestic competitors, all of which posted negative first-quarter margins in the double-digits. To make matters…

Seth Kaplan | 6 years ago

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Whoa, Mexico! Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 82

The food scene and the tequila are great in Mexico. The airline industry? Not so much—at least at the moment. Everybody lost money in the first quarter of 2017. In…

Seth Kaplan | 7 years ago

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An Incomplete Turnaround: Aeroméxico has come far. But not quite far enough.

Air Canada, as discussed in last week’s Airline Weekly cover story, is among the airline industry’s marquee turnaround stories, joining others like the U.S. Big Three and Japan Airlines. Another…

Seth Kaplan | 7 years ago

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South American Comfort: Airline Weekly Lounge Episode 73

Having just weathered a once-in-a-generation economic crisis, the airlines of South America just enjoyed a smooth first quarter. All the major South American airlines profited, and some even posted margins…

7 years ago