Volaris and Viva have announced plans to form a new Mexican airline group by combining operations under a holding company structure. Despite the merger, both airlines will maintain their distinct brands and operate independently.
A Cessna 650 Citation II crashed into a warehouse in central Mexico while attempting an emergency landing, killing all 10 people on board. The aircraft took off from Acapulco International Airport and was headed for Toluca's Lic.
Safran and Embraer have agreed to end their aircraft interior partnership in Chihuahua, Mexico, as Safran sells its stake in EZAir subject to regulatory approvals. According to AeroTime, the facility will be wholly owned by Embraer, while non-Embraer related engineering services activities will remain with Safran.
Pilatus Center de México, founded by Adrian Zambrano, has established itself as a thriving business in Mexico, consistently achieving high market shares globally. With over 50 Pilatus aircraft based in the country, the centre employs 60 people dedicated to selling and supporting these aircraft.
Mexico has confirmed the acquisition of its first C-130J-30 Super Hercules tactical airlifter from Lockheed Martin, becoming the first country in Latin America to operate this latest-generation variant. The aircraft will support disaster relief and humanitarian response missions as well as military transport tasks.
Chaos erupted at Puerto Vallarta International Airport and Guadalajara International Airport following the death of a prominent cartel leader, prompting flight cancellations and warnings from airlines. Despite claims that the airports were unaffected, panicked scenes on social media suggest a broader security crisis in the area.
Cessna Aviation has delivered the first SkyCourier to cargo transportation provider FlexCoah in Mexico, expanding its air freight capabilities. The aircraft will support large-scale freight hauls, offering customers a reliable and flexible logistics solution.
Major Canadian airlines Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat, and Porter Airlines have resumed flights to Mexico following violence that disrupted operations. The decision comes after consultation with local authorities and the Government of Canada.