Rod Salazar

MEXICO CITY AIRPORT COULD WELCOME BACK DEDICATED CARGO AIRLINES — BUT A LEGAL HURDLE REMAINS Mexico is considering reopening Mexico City International Airport (AICM / MEX) to domestic and international dedicated cargo flights, with operations limited to non-congested hours. On October 19, 2026, Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation Secretary Jesús Esteva said cargo operators could choose whether to return to AICM or continue operating from Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA / NLU). Potential operating windows include the early morning, when traffic levels are lower. 📷 The regulatory challenge: A February 2023 presidential decree prohibited dedicated all-cargo operations at AICM, forcing cargo airlines to relocate their operations. The restriction does not apply to passenger aircraft carrying freight in their holds. 📷 Will cargo airlines return? As of October 21, airport officials reported that no cargo airline had submitted a request to resume operations at AICM. Authorities also acknowledged that some infrastructure adjustments might be required. The key question now is whether Mexico can translate its stated policy into an operational and legally enforceable reopening. Read more: fl360aero.com/.../mexico-mov… #airport #freighter #Aviation #AirCargo #CargoAirlines #AICM #AIFA #MexicoAviation

Pues mejor vaya y vuele por @MexicanaVuela_ desde el IAFA y se le arregló el problema, senadora. Ya no use aerolíneas neoliberales y conservadoras, vuele donde vuela el pueblo bueno y sabio. 😉

Todo se derrumbó. Así se van a ver las próximas cumbres progresistas de América Latina.

A G7 country were a large percentage of its population are starving. The same situation as in Cuba.

Biker es agredido en cruce con semáforo en rojo, en Área de espera de motos, sucedió en el Eje 8 Sur Popocatépetl colonia Xoco, el responsable huyó. #SíLoReconocesDenuncialo #Vídeo 📹👇🏽