U.S. prepares to downgrade Mexico air safety
#1
U.S. prepares to downgrade Mexico air safety
https://reut.rs/3yy3u22
From the article:
“Delta Air Lines, which has a codeshare arrangement with Aeromexico, will have to issue new tickets for some passengers booked on Aeromexico flights as a result of the downgrade, sources said.
Delta and Aeromexico declined to comment.
Delta and Aeromexico, joint venture partners since 2017, are together offering about 3,900 transborder flights in June, more than any other carrier, according to global data aviation company Cirium. Delta owns 49% of Aeromexico but took a $770 million charge on its investment last year after the carrier’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.”
From the article:
“Delta Air Lines, which has a codeshare arrangement with Aeromexico, will have to issue new tickets for some passengers booked on Aeromexico flights as a result of the downgrade, sources said.
Delta and Aeromexico declined to comment.
Delta and Aeromexico, joint venture partners since 2017, are together offering about 3,900 transborder flights in June, more than any other carrier, according to global data aviation company Cirium. Delta owns 49% of Aeromexico but took a $770 million charge on its investment last year after the carrier’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.”
#3
https://reut.rs/3yy3u22
From the article:
“Delta Air Lines, which has a codeshare arrangement with Aeromexico, will have to issue new tickets for some passengers booked on Aeromexico flights as a result of the downgrade, sources said.
Delta and Aeromexico declined to comment.
Delta and Aeromexico, joint venture partners since 2017, are together offering about 3,900 transborder flights in June, more than any other carrier, according to global data aviation company Cirium. Delta owns 49% of Aeromexico but took a $770 million charge on its investment last year after the carrier’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.”
From the article:
“Delta Air Lines, which has a codeshare arrangement with Aeromexico, will have to issue new tickets for some passengers booked on Aeromexico flights as a result of the downgrade, sources said.
Delta and Aeromexico declined to comment.
Delta and Aeromexico, joint venture partners since 2017, are together offering about 3,900 transborder flights in June, more than any other carrier, according to global data aviation company Cirium. Delta owns 49% of Aeromexico but took a $770 million charge on its investment last year after the carrier’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.”
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...301281520.html
#6
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I’m sure DAL will figure out a workaround.
BTW no training required to ride shotgun!
Aeroméxico Connect Flight 2431
BTW no training required to ride shotgun!
Aeroméxico Connect Flight 2431
#7
To be fair, it looks mostly like an oversight issue, not a direct safety issue.
No new flights and "airline-to-airline marketing practices such as selling seats on each other's flights in code-share arrangements would be restricted."
'Wut mean? FAA, DAL, and Aeromexico declined to comment. Negotiations in progress, probably.
Be an interesting one to watch.
No new flights and "airline-to-airline marketing practices such as selling seats on each other's flights in code-share arrangements would be restricted."
'Wut mean? FAA, DAL, and Aeromexico declined to comment. Negotiations in progress, probably.
Be an interesting one to watch.
#8
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Joined APC: Dec 2010
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I’m sure DAL will figure out a workaround.
BTW no training required to ride shotgun!
Aeroméxico Connect Flight 2431
BTW no training required to ride shotgun!
Aeroméxico Connect Flight 2431
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