Overview
- A formal order cancels or disapproves 13 current or planned routes by Aeromexico, Volaris and Viva Aerobus and suspends all combination services via Mexico City’s Felipe Ángeles Airport.
- The action freezes any new routes or frequency increases from Mexico City airports for the affected carriers until Mexico returns to compliance with the bilateral agreement.
- Aeromexico must end its existing Felipe Ángeles–Houston and Felipe Ángeles–McAllen flights by November 7, 2025, and its planned Mexico City–San Juan service was disapproved.
- The DOT proposed barring Mexican passenger airlines from carrying belly cargo between Mexico City–Benito Juárez and U.S. airports, with the restriction taking effect 108 business days after finalization.
- Officials warned of potential itinerary disruptions for U.S. travelers and noted earlier enforcement steps, including ordering Delta and Aeromexico to unwind their joint venture.