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'We Wanted Better Air Deal with the US, but They Recognize AIFA'

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CSP said he would have liked to have reached a better deal with the US, but he saw well that at least the AIFA was recognized.

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CSP said he would have liked to have reached a better deal with the US, but he saw well that at least the AIFA was recognized.

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President Sheinbaum's government has taken a first step toward an air transport agreement with the United States. This is no small matter. With this agreement, Mexico would commit to maintaining an open environment with U.S. airlines, and in return, the U.S. Department of Transportation could finally allow the AIFA airport to operate flights to the United States and free up the 13 routes currently served by Aeroméxico, Volaris, and VivaAerobus.

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DineroenImagen broke the news on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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