This week’s featured link:
Final Order: Joint Application of DELTA AIR LINES, INC., AEROVIAS DE MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V. Under 49 U.S.C. §§ 41308 and 41309 for Approval of and Antitrust Immunity for Alliance Agreements – Regulations.gov
The Department of Transportation has finalized its order that if Delta and Aeromexico … Read the post
Category: Aeromexico
Maybe “soon” isn’t the right word. Nevertheless, beginning in January 2016 (a mere 13 months away) some of the silly regulations governing travel between the US and Mexico will finally go away. While this isn’t likely to open up a ton of new opportunities in the short term, in the … Read the post
¡Viva México! The spat between the 
US and Mexican governments is over (surprisingly quickly), and Mexico has once again been elevated to Category 1 status by the FAA. What does that mean? Look for more flights from Mexico coming soon. In fact, Aeromexico is leading the charge.
This past summer, … Read the post
Thanks to an ill-advised agreement with surrounding communities that limits the number of gates at LAX, operator LAWA is looking for ways to optimize the gates that already exist.
… Read the post First, let’s describe LAX for those who aren’t in the know. The terminals are all in a horseshoe shape, as you
I was out of town over the weekend, so I didn’t have time to write. Here are a few random bits of info:
- Looks like it only took Oasis Hong Kong one extra day to get approval to fly in Russian airspace. The airline is now operating regularly. We’ll see