Mexico City, Puebla Airports Halt Operations Due to Popo Volcanic Ash

The 5,426-meter-high volcano, known affectionately as “El Popo,” is the second-highest peak in Mexico
Read moreThe 5,426-meter-high volcano, known affectionately as “El Popo,” is the second-highest peak in Mexico
Read moreA review of the Mexico City Airport’s migration standards revealed a number issues with the National Institute of Migration’s operations, including several alleged human rights violations
Read moreAs of Wednesday, April 26, all commercial airlines planes that do not take off on their scheduled departure time at the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) will now be grounded
Read moreThe crash occurred between the wingtip of an Aeroméxico plane and the stabilizer of a Delta Airline plane
Read moreRather than use the airlines’ travel times, which are updated accordingly to take common delays like weather, staffing problems and mechanical issues into account, the new AICM timetable standards only display flights’ originally scheduled departure times
Read moreAlthough the volume of passenger transport at AIFA has increased gradually, it has not progressed faster because it is not a terminal that has inaugurated a new route, but rather complements an existing airport
Read moreThe fallout is anticipated to leave 587 Aeromar workers, pilots and flight attendants without jobs
Read moreAMLO’s own appointed director of the AIFA, Isidoro Pastor Román, said that the Felipe Ángeles facticity is already overextended in terms of international cargo usage by more than 40 percent
Read moreWhile the AFAC may have acquiesced to cargo operators’ demands, the extended 108 days are still a far cry from the 180-day time period requested by airlines to carry out their part of the decree safely and effectively
Read moreThe ideal one-year period that Canaero is proposing would allow other airports and service providers to absorb the new cargo operations under the same technical and operational conditions that currently exist in the AICM
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