Following the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) depreciation of the safety of Mexican aviation systems, it was expected that tourism between these nations would be affected; however, the opposite has happened. According to Official Airline Guide (OAG) data, there is a supply of 3 million 574 thousand airline seats on flights from the U.S. to...
AVIATION AND AIRLINES IN MEXICO
U.S. downgrades Mexico's air safety rating
27/05/2021
Mexico has failed the examination of the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States. The FAA announced that the Mexican government does not comply with international air safety standards, making it one of only eight countries in the world with category 2 status.
Mexican Civil Aviation Law to be reformed
04/05/2021
The Civil Aviation Law is a rule of public order and its purpose is to regulate the exploitation, use or exploitation of the airspace located over the national territory, with respect to the provision and development of civil and state air transport services.
Grupo Aeromexico previously reported an agreement to increase its fleet with 24 new Boeing 737-8 and B737-9 MAX models and four Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, as part of a restructuring of the agreement it had with the manufacturer and some lessors.
A federal judge ordered a temporary halt to the redesign of the airspace of the Valley of Mexico, a task that is in charge of the Secretariat of Communications and Transportation and Navigation Services in the Mexican Airspace (SENEAM). On April 23, a provisional suspension was granted to an inhabitant of the State of Mexico who said that this...
Canadian airline Westjet extended the suspension of international flights to Mexico and the Caribbean until June 4, 2021. The decision was made in the expectation that authorities will change travel restrictions as the covid-19 vaccination progresses, said Ed Sims, president, and CEO of WestJet.
Felipe Angeles International Airport: Santa Lucia airport has already made 55% completion progress
25/03/2021
The Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA), which has construction progress of 55%, "higher" than expected", will help a greater number of Mexicans, from different social groups, to fly because of its low operating costs and being free of public debt will allow it, said Brigadier General Gustavo Vallejo, the construction engineer.
Interjet will enter into insolvency proceedings before the end of April and days later "it is certain" that it will also request a financial restructuring process in the United States, under Chapter 11 of that country's Bankruptcy Law, explained Carlos del Valle del Río, the company's new spokesperson.
Mexico and Argentina signed on Friday a declaration on the constitution of a Latin American and Caribbean Space Agency, informed the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE).
The Mexico 2021 Aerospace Fair (FAMEX) is expected to be the first major event for the international aviation and aeronautical industry after the COVID-19 pandemic, following the cancellation of other fairs such as Farnborough, FIDAE and ILA Berlin.