US DOT Revokes Restrictions on Mexico-US Airline Services


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US DOT Revokes Restrictions on Mexico-US Airline Services
Mexico City, Mexico - Grupo Aeromexico, S.A.B. de C.V. (BMV & NYSE: AERO) announced that the US Department of Transportation (DOT) has revoked, effective immediately, its October 28, 2025 order that had previously disapproved certain existing, proposed, and prospective schedules by Mexican air carriers between Mexico and the United States.
The revocation allows Aeromexico to add frequencies and introduce new scheduled services between Mexico City International Airport or Felipe Angeles International Airport and the United States, subject to applicable regulatory requirements. The DOT determined that actions taken by the Government of Mexico successfully addressed the concerns of the prior order.
Key Highlights
- US DOT revokes restrictions affecting Mexico-US airline services effective immediately.
- Aeromexico gains flexibility to expand frequencies and introduce new transborder routes.
- Changes apply to operations from Mexico City International Airport and Felipe Angeles International Airport.
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