Articles tagged “viva aerobus”

Airline Weekly

Mexico’s Airlines Lifted by U.S. Upgrade but Face Quagmire in Mexico City

Mexican airlines face countervailing winds amid politically-charged moves by the country's president.

7 months ago
Mexico’s Airlines Lifted by U.S. Upgrade but Face Quagmire in Mexico City

News Blog

Mexico’s Airlines Can Resume U.S. Growth Following Safety Upgrade

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration upgraded the safety rating of Mexico's aviation regulator to its highest rung, Category 1, on Thursday. That allows Mexican airlines to add new flights to the U.S. and resume their partnerships with U.S. carriers, including Aeromexico's joint venture with Delta Air Lines. The move has been expected for months with…

Edward Russell | 7 months ago

Airline Weekly

Viva Aerobus Wants Larger Piece of Mexico’s Boom With New Airbus Order

Viva Aerobus, Mexico's second largest airline, could more than double in size with its latest aircraft order.

10 months ago
Viva Aerobus Wants Larger Piece of Mexico’s Boom With New Airbus Order

Airline Weekly

Aeromexico Awaits U.S. and Mexico Agreement Over ‘Differences’ in Safety Rating Upgrade

A U.S. upgrade to Mexico's air safety rating is proving an ever moving target between leaders on both sides of the border to the bane of airlines.

11 months ago
Aeromexico Awaits U.S. and Mexico Agreement Over ‘Differences’ in Safety Rating Upgrade

Airline Weekly

Copa and Avianca Profits Underscore Strong Latin America Fundamentals

It's high time for profits in Latin America.

11 months ago
Copa and Avianca Profits Underscore Strong Latin America Fundamentals

Airline Weekly

Volaris Set for U.S. Growth After Likely Upgrade of Mexico’s Aviation Authority

The U.S.'s largest international aviation market, Mexico, is poised for a lot of new flights.

1 year ago
Volaris Set for U.S. Growth After Likely Upgrade of Mexico’s Aviation Authority

Airlines

Latin America Is the Future of the Airline Industry

No part of the world is seeing as many big changes to the airline business as Latin America. The final shape is still opaque, but one thing is clear for the region's aviation industry: All eyes are watching closely for how this transformation unfolds.

Edward Russell | 1 year ago

Latin America Is the Future of the Airline Industry

Airlines

Airlines Using Mexico City’s Main Airport Agree to Cut Peak-Hour Flights by 15 Percent

Mexico City's main international airport is enduring a crisis of delays and cancellations. Authorities let airlines schedule too many flights during peak hours, creating snarls on the runway and in the skies. Good to see some action at last.

Kylie Madry, Reuters | 2 years ago

Airlines Using Mexico City’s Main Airport Agree to Cut Peak-Hour Flights by 15 Percent

Airlines

Mexican Airlines Return to Toluca Airport Following Govt Push

The Mexican government's push to reduce congestion and cap flights out of the capital's crowded main airport will finally bring back commercial flight operations to the forgotten Toluca airport.

Kylie Madry, Reuters | 2 years ago

Mexican Airlines Return to Toluca Airport Following Govt Push

Airline Weekly

Mexico City’s New Airport Off to Slow Start

Mexico City finally got the new airport it's long needed on Monday. But most remain skeptical whether the new airfield will attract enough travelers to seriously relieve congestion at the capital's busy main airport.

2 years ago
Mexico City’s New Airport Off to Slow Start