newsfilter
← Latest News
GlobeNewswire·

U.S. DOT Revocation of Restrictions Affecting Mexico-U.S. Service

  • The U.S. Department of Transportation revoked its October 28, 2025 order that had disapproved schedules by Mexican air carriers between Mexico & the United States.
  • This revocation removes restrictions preventing Aeromexico from adding frequencies or introducing new scheduled services between Mexico City International Airport & Felipe Ángeles International Airport & the U.S.
  • The DOT determined that actions taken by the Government of Mexico addressed the concerns underlying the prior disapproval order.
  • Aeromexico welcomes the decision & commends the Governments of Mexico & the United States for strengthening the bilateral aviation relationship.
  • The company expressed appreciation to the Mexican Ministries of Foreign Affairs & Infrastructure, Communications & Transportation for their leadership during the process.
  • The ruling grants Aeromexico greater flexibility to evaluate opportunities for expanding frequencies & introducing new services across its transborder network.
  • Grupo Aeroméxico is a holding company with a main hub at Mexico City International Airport & operates a fleet including Boeing 787, 737, & Embraer 190 aircraft.
  • Aeromexico is a founding member of the SkyTeam alliance, which operates in more than 145 countries through 18 member airlines.
  • The press release includes forward-looking statements regarding future plans & performance subject to various risks & uncertainties.