Transport
Selected airline restrictions liftedReopen the Mexican routes and retain the rest of the dispute
New flights may resume from two Mexico City airports. Two related orders remain in place.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Transportation / International Route Management
- Status
- Selected airline restrictions lifted
- Due
- Before the first new route filing
- Paying for it
- Airlines, passengers and aviation regulators
ACTIVITY
UpdatedOPEN THE ROUTES, Mexico did what we asked!
Transportation restored access for new U.S. routes from AIFA and Benito Juarez airports.
Two Airports, very busy Airports, and now America gets the Flights again because I made the Agreement work.
Mexican carriers must still file schedules and seek approval for large-aircraft service.
Compliance kept two other dispute orders active and separated the FAA safety review.
We lifted the restriction, not every restriction, you never give away the whole Airplane before they buy the Seat..... that's Negotiating!
More Flights, better Deal, Mexico is being very good now. Keep watching them!
PUBLIC RECORD
The U.S. Department of Transportation lifted restrictions on new U.S. routes by Mexican airlines from Mexico City’s Felipe Angeles and Benito Juarez airports on October 16 after Mexico took steps to address a bilateral aviation dispute. Schedule filing and large-aircraft approval requirements remain, as do two other related orders. The decision is separate from an FAA safety-oversight review.