Aeromexico

The U.S. DOT’s Jan. 26 tentative order required the joint venture to wind down by late October, but Delta and Aeromexico have challenged that decision.

John Laughter, who became Delta TechOps’ president in October 2023, speaks with Aviation Week about his outlook for the MRO organization.

Political influence continues to loom large on Latin America’s aviation landscape.

All the important data related to the airline in recent years.

The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.

Mexico is hitting back at assertions made by the U.S. Transportation Department that Mexico has violated the air transport agreement between the two countries.

Aeromexico is adding a new destination to its U.S. network amid uncertainty about the future of its transborder joint venture with Delta Air Lines.

Latin American airlines face headwinds from financial challenges and politics.

The comments were made in a Feb. 9 filing from the carrier.

Carbon Analysis delves into the emissions profiles of full-service carriers versus ultra-low-cost carriers in Latin America.

The latest airline route news, featuring network changes, schedule alterations, codeshares and interline agreements.

Four routes to the U.S. have been cut from Aeromexico’s planned summer schedule.

In an order issued Jan. 26, DOT said it would not renew Delta and Aeromexico’s antitrust immunity.

The U.S. is ordering the Aeromexico-Delta Air Lines transborder joint venture be wound down after recent "anticompetitive" actions by the Mexican government.

Mexico’s domestic and international markets are booming. But there’s no shortage of drama.

A selection of 50 new routes starting in January 2024, including network expansions by Aeromexico, Hainan Airlines, Lufthansa and Sky Airline.

Mexican carrier Aeromexico will connect RDU nonstop to Mexico City, becoming the first airline to operate the route.

Frequencies to Madrid and Paris are being increased from next summer to meet demand.

Joint venture partners Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico could benefit in changing corporate travel trends from the potential for increased nearshoring in Mexico.

The U.S. FAA’s September decision to lift Mexico’s safety rating back to Category 1 status means the transborder JV with Aeromexico can begin growing again.

Aeromexico has outlined plans for nine U.S. routes that are set to start or resume over the coming months.

Viva Aerobus is launching new Florida and Texas connections from Mérida and Querétaro.

Aeromexico says in a statement it plans to “gradually introduce” the new U.S. routes starting in January 2024.

The Mexican government has given carriers operating at Mexico City International airport more time to institute mandatory cuts in their operations.

Mexico is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in Latin America, but policies have stymied the growth of airlines into a key market—the U.S.