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Mexico

Breeze plans Mexico service in a very crowded market

1 May 2023 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Rendering of a Breeze A220 with the Viasat radome on board

Breeze is ready to make a run for the border. The carrier has applied to the US Department of Transportation for permission to fly to Mexico.

This story is about: Breeze Airways, Department of Transportation, DoT, LAX, Los Angeles, Mexico, regulations, routes, SJD Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Mexico considers foreign airlines for cabotage operations

1 November 2022 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Inside the Mexico City Airport by TravelingOtter (via CC BY-SA/Flickr) https://www.flickr.com/photos/travelingotter/2519650522/

Mexico’s President want to see more competition in the domestic air travel market. López Obrador proposes to allow foreign airlines to operate within the country – service known as cabotage – competing against the local incumbents. But will any show up??

This story is about: Aeromexico, Allegiant, cabotage, Mexico, Mexico City, regulations, routes, Viva Aerobus, Volaris Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Northern Pacific visits Saipan in search of partners

24 October 2022 By Seth Miller 2 Comments

Tail of the Northern Pacific airplane, mostly black with a green and blue N in the top corner

With its first aircraft fully retrofit and ready to fly, Northern Pacific Airways is on the hunt for a destination market. The company is touring islands in the Pacific, hoping to find the right partners with which the service can take off.

This story is about: Anchorage, China, COVID-19, Department of Transportation, DoT, ETOPS, Mexico, Northern Pacific Airways, Rob McKinney, routes, Russia, Saipan Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Allegiant, Viva Aerobus plan groundbreaking joint venture

1 December 2021 By Seth Miller 4 Comments

A theoretical take on the combined Allegiant/Viva Aerobus JV route map five years down the line

Allegiant sees significant potential carrying leisure travelers to Mexican resort destinations, but the cost – both real and relative to domestic expansion – is too high. Viva Aerobus wants to expand deeper into the US leisure segment, but its prior attempts mostly failed. Together, however, the two believe they can become a strong player in the transborder market, commanding a double digit share.

This story is about: Allegiant, antitrust imunity, Department of Transportation, DoT, joint venture, Mexico, Navitaire, routes, Viva Aerobus Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports, Distribution

JetBlue schedules A220 transcon, Mexico service

19 October 2021 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

JetBlue published its first planned transcon and international service for the A220, marking the next step in the company’s fleet transition

This story is about: A220, A220-300, Airbus, BOS, Boston, Cancun, CUN, E190, Embraer, JetBlue, Mexico, routes, transcon Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Aeromexico to resume 737 MAX service on 21 December

13 December 2020 By Seth Miller 6 Comments

Aeromexico is the latest carrier to return its 737 MAX fleet to the schedule. The carrier intends to operate 4 flights with the type on 21 December and grow the operations from there.

This story is about: 737 MAX, 737MAX, Aeromexico, Cancun, CUN, embedded IFE, IFC, IFE, IFEC, in flight, in-flight connectivity, in-flight entertainment, in-flight internet, inflight connectivity, inflight entertainment, MEX, Mexico, Mexico City, routes, TIJ, Tijuana, ViaSat, wifi Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Interjet lacks fuel, cancels flights for two days

2 November 2020 By Seth Miller 1 Comment

Mexico’s Interjet cancelled all of its flights on Sunday and Monday, citing COVID19’s effect on cash flow and maintenance requirements. The carrier hopes to resume service on Tuesday, November 3.

This story is about: COVID-19, interjet, Mexico Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

Airport Status: Canceled – Pulling the plug in Mexico City

30 October 2018 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

A rendering of what was to be the new Mexico City airport (Courtesy Foster + Partners)

The new Mexico City airport is dead. Fulfilling a campaign promise, incoming President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced that construction on the project would be halted once he takes office. The move came after the results of a national referendum on the project showed 70% of voters opposed to the new airport. That only one million people voted (of ~90mm registered) in the theoretically non-binding poll seems to not matter. The president intends to scrap the efforts.

This story is about: Avianca, Copa Airlines, interjet, MEX, Mexico, Mexico City Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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