Aeroméxico temporarily suspends Tulum service over fuel supply issues

Aeroméxico temporarily suspends Tulum service over fuel supply issues
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Aeroméxico announced a temporary withdrawal from Tulum because of fuel scarcity at the terminal, President Claudia Sheinbaum said.

Sheinbaum noted that the high season for Tulum begins in April and said Air Canada, WestJet and Air Transat will return, while Delta, United and American will double their operations; Volaris said it is only restricting its Guadalajara‑to‑Tulum flight.

A 93% increase in international operations is expected.

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