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Mexico City International Airport: Dealing With the Earthquake Aftermath

September 21, 2017 Parker Davis

More than 200 lives were lost and hundreds of millions of dollars in damage was done on Tuesday after an earthquake struck Mexico City. The earthquake also shook the airline industry as dozens of flights