Mexico

A LearJet 45 aircraft of the Mexican Air Force crashed during takeoff, killing all six onboard....

The second largest Mexican airline Interjet briefly resumed flights after two-day-long grounding. Its workers are protesting and investors say there are no funds.  ...

6 months ago, Latin America began facing the COVID-19 pandemic which has done a negative impact for the vast majority of the countries. Only now some countries started to open their borders and Mexico...

American Airlines flight AA387 from Guadalajara to Dallas, United States, declared Mayday after losing one of the aircraft engines on June 4, 2020....

Updated. On January 1, 2020, Delta Airlines flight DL8817 from Mexico City (Mexico) reached the destination in New York (the United States) with over nine hours of delay. Unconfirmed reports on social media indicate that the incident was caused by a fire in the Boeing 757 left engine....

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines’ non-stop flight to Mexico ended up in bizarre circumstances on November 28, 2019. The flight turned around back to its origin of departure in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, when the aircraft was already over North America, with passengers having to endure a 12 hour back and forth trip over the Atlantic.  ...

The second biggest Mexican airline is size Interjet is reportedly nearing the decision on what to do next with its fleet of Russian-built Superjet100 aircraft. However, media reports are contradictory at the moment: some suggest that the carrier is determined to get rid of SSJ100s, while others suggest the Russian jet might stay in Mexico. ...

Mexican low cost airline Interjet “categorically denies” a claim that it is bankrupt. The statement comes following a publication in the media, in which the airline’s CFO is quoted arguing otherwise.   ...

An ongoing dispute between Aeroméxico and Emirates over the Gulf carrier’s plans to launch a new service from Dubai to Mexico City via Barcelona is only intensifying. Aeroméxico has cried foul over Emirates’ plans to enter the Mexican market, accusing the airline of having an unfair competitive advantage. Meanwhile, Emirates remains determined on its plans and is already selling tickets on the new route despite not havin...

When Emirates revealed intentions to launch flights from Dubai to Mexico City via Barcelona, Aeroméxico vowed to oppose the move by all means necessary. The flag carrier has since taken legal action pleading the Mexican government to reverse a decision that allows the Gulf airline to exercise fifth freedom rights on the route. To get ahead of the potential market entrant, Aeroméxico has also launched its own service between Mexico C...