The Department of Transportation's order impacts current and planned flights by Aeromexico, Volaris and Viva Aerobus.
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LA to Mexico flights among 13 US airline routes terminated by Trump administration
The U.S. has canceled 13 existing and planned air routes connecting the U.S. and Mexico's Felipe Ángeles International ...
U.S. DOT cancels 13 Mexico flight routes amid Open Skies dispute, grounding Aeromexico, Viva Aerobus, and Volaris services to America.
VivaAerobus officials say the airline is again flying nonstop between Las Vegas and Monterrey, Mexico. The airline said Friday it will offer the flights four days a week — on Sunday, Monday, Thursday ...
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Some flights connecting Mexico to the US have been cut
Thirteen flight routes connecting Mexico to the United States have been cut as part of a crackdown over what the Trump Administration says is a violation of an air transport agreement. Earlier this ...
Duffy announced Tuesday the cancellations of passenger and cargo flights between the United States and Mexico's Felipe ...
Trump’s Department of Transportation is cutting flights between Mexico City and a number of U.S. cities, including Austin.
Mexican low-cost carrier VivaAerobus announced it is grounding service from Austin, Texas, to Cancun and Puerto Vallarta as of May 31, citing a decline in passengers and revenue due to the swine flu ...
Another budget airline will move into McCarran International Airport on Friday, when VivaAerobus launches nonstop daily flights between Las Vegas and Mexico City, airline officials said. Ticket prices ...
Mexico's VivaAerobus is pulling out of Austin at the end of this month, just over a year after launching services to the Texas capital with significant fanfare and promises to be the anchor tenant of ...
Mexican low-fare carrier VivaAerobus will expand its schedule to Monterrey from three U.S. gateways this fall. The carrier will launch twice-weekly service between Chicago Midway and Monterrey Oct. 14 ...
Mexican airline VivaAerobus applied Thursday to begin service in December to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport from four Mexican cities: Guadalajara, Cancun, Monterrey and San Jose del Cabo. The ...
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