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Mexico’s Military-Run Airline Eyes U.S. Service

The reincarnated Mexicana - now operated by the Mexican military - is looking to bolster its route network with new international service, including routes to the U.S. The airline began operations late last year and says it has flown nearly…

Mexico’s State-Owned Airline Orders Embraer Jets

Mexicana de Aviaciรณn, Mexico's state-owned carrier, announced an order for 20 Embraer E2 jets, becoming the first E2 operator in the country. The order is split evenly between the E190-E2 and the larger E195-E2 models, with deliveries scheduled to begin…

Mexicana Faces $841 Million Lawsuit From Launch Partner

Mexico's state-owned airline, Mexicana, is facing a major legal hurdle. On Wednesday, a Texas-based company, SAT Aero Holdings, filed a lawsuit in a Manhattan federal court. The lawsuit seeks at least $841 million in damages for alleged breaches of contract…

Mexican Regional Airline Looks to Fly Cessna Caravans to U.S.

Mexican regional startup Aerus is eyeing new international service from a handful of cities in Mexico to the U.S. Starting operations in April 2023, the airline currently serves 10 domestic destinations with a fleet of three Cessna Grand Caravans. Aerus…

Military-Run Mexican Airline Takes Off

Mexicana is back flying again for the first time in over a decade, albeit under new military-run management. Following some initial headwinds in receiving an Air Operator Certificate, Mexicana de Aviacion began service with a Boeing 737-800 that formerly belonged…