Key facts
- Restrictions on new Mexican flights to the US from Mexico City's Felipe Angeles and Benito Juarez international airports have been lifted.
- The decision was announced by Mexico's ministries for foreign affairs and communications.
The US Department of Transportation has removed restrictions that previously barred Mexican airlines from establishing new flight routes to the United States from two key airports serving Mexico City. The decision, announced by Mexico's foreign affairs and communications ministries, pertains to flights originating from Felipe Angeles International Airport and Benito Juarez International Airport. This move potentially opens up new air travel possibilities between the Mexican capital and the US.
