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Benito Juarez International
The Mexican government has officially set the clock ticking for freighter operators to exit the nation’s main gateway.
They will have to move operations from Benito Juarez International (MEX), the main airport serving Mexico City.
The plan was revealed in late December and triggered protests from carriers as well as IATA, saying the designated alternative airport, Felipe Angeles (AIFA), was lacking adequate infrastructure and certification.
Several carriers, including Cargolux and Qatar Airways, did not express outright opposition to the move, but asked for a ...
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