Mexico grounds two US-MX AirLink jets and suspends its maintenance workshop

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Mexico’s Federal Civil Aviation Agency suspended the Guadalajara-based air ambulance operator’s maintenance workshop and temporarily grounded two of its aircraft after a routine inspection. The action places both the workshop’s approval and the aircraft’s return to service under regulatory scrutiny.

Discovered 2026-10-08T10:35:29.928227-07:00 | 2026-10-08T10:35:29.928227-07:00

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  • The suspension puts US-MX AirLink’s maintenance-workshop approval in question, with potential consequences for its ability to maintain aircraft.
  • The temporary grounding removes two aircraft from the air ambulance specialist’s available fleet; the report does not specify how long they will remain grounded.

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