aeromexico

What we’re reading: Checkpoints of the future, more 787 delays, Delta/Aeromexico codeshare

by Stephanus Surjaputra on December 22, 2010

Security checkpoints of the future, airlines brace for more 787 delays, Delta resumes Aeromexico codeshare

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The FAA downgrades Mexican airlines — Flying on Mexicana or Aeromexico? Confirm, confirm, confirm

by Janice Hough on August 4, 2010

Mexican airlines can continue to fly routes to the U.S., however, they cannot start any new routes. More critically, they must stop all code-shares with American carriers.

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What we’re reading: Mexico downgraded by FAA, UAL, CO settle lawsuit, airline capacity increasing

by Stephanus Surjaputra on August 4, 2010

Mexico downgraded by FAA, UAL, Continental settle lawsuit, North American airline capacity increasing

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What we’re reading: Aeromexico to allow cell phones, increased PFC to finance airport expansion, three Britons guilty of airline plot

by Stephanus Surjaputra on September 8, 2009

Aeromexico’s government has lifted a ban on cell phone use during flights.

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Instead of service, imprisoned Portland passengers got the shaft

by Charlie Leocha on January 23, 2009

Many of you have heard the horror story about the AeroMexico flight from Mexico City to Seattle that was forced to divert to Portland, Ore. The passengers reportedly were kept prisoners on that plane for 16 hours because the airport “didn’t have enough customs agents at the airport to process the flight.”

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