Mexicana reports 31% passenger rise and expands fleet as AIFA reaches break‑even

Mexicana reports 31% passenger rise and expands fleet as AIFA reaches break‑even
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Leobardo Ávila Bojórquez, director general of Mexicana, said the airline has transported more than 1,276,000 passengers, a 31% increase from last year, and handled 1.3 tonnes of cargo, up 23%, while adding 847 direct and 7,202 indirect jobs.

Isidoro Pastor Román, director general of the Aeropuerto Internacional Felipe Ángeles (AIFA), said the terminal has reached break‑even operating 40 domestic and seven international destinations and expects to close 2026 with $3,308 million in revenue against about $2,800 million in expenses; since opening, more than 2.6 million passengers have passed through AIFA and over 179,000 operations have been recorded.

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