Mexico’s Low-Cost Pioneer Magnicharters Shuts Down Amid Fuel Crisis and DebtFounded in 1994, Magnicharters carved out a unique niche as Mexico’s first airline dedicated almost entirely to leisure and tour‑operator flights. Magnicharters, one of Mexico’s longest-running low‑cost carriers, has formally filed for bankruptcy, becoming the latest casualty in an increasingly turbulent aviation landscape. The airline,…

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Mexico welcomes tens of millions of tourists a year. For the roughly 20.8 million Mexicans who live with some form of disability — about 16% of the population,…

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Airport officials hope the new suburban train will boost activity at Felipe Ángeles International Airport, which has been widely avoided by travelers since first opening in 2022.  The…

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Mexico’s most important airport seems to be on the verge of finally getting its act together when it comes to ride-sharing services. For a long time, travelers at…

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Tijuana reality is more nuanced than either the old reputation or the new boosterism suggests. File photo Tijuana has always been a city that people think they understand…

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