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• Daniel Martinez Garbuno
CEO Andrés Conesa says Aeroméxico could announce new U.S. routes next week, with initial flights potentially beginning in early 2027, subject to permits and airport slots. Separately, the airline is not planning fleet growth in 2027 and is studying aircraft block hours.
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Sirius Airlines has found a buyer, according to a report, but the South Korean operator’s license remains uncertain. The available article summary provides no details on the prospective buyer, transaction terms or the regulatory issue, leaving the airline’s ownership and operating outlook unresolved.
CEO Andrés Conesa says Aeroméxico could announce new U.S. routes next week, with initial flights potentially beginning in early 2027, subject to permits and airport slots. Separately, the airline is not planning fleet growth in 2027 and is studying aircraft block hours.
The US Department of Transportation has lifted restrictions affecting Mexican airlines. The available report does not specify which carriers or measures were involved, or what operational changes will follow, but the decision removes a US-imposed constraint on Mexican operators.
Icelandair has delayed the planned retirements of its Boeing 757 and 767 aircraft until early 2027. The available report does not specify how many aircraft are affected, the reason for the change or what will replace them, leaving the scale and fleet-planning implications unclear.
LOT is reducing its European route network as fuel costs rise. The available report does not specify which routes are affected or the scale of the cuts.
LATAM is considering ninth-freedom operations in Argentina, which would allow it to carry passengers between two points within the country. The airline says international flying remains its priority, so any domestic expansion would be weighed against its broader network strategy.
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