Mexican Airline Volaris Orders 44 New Airbus Planes

As a testament to the growth of the airline industry in Mexico, Mexico's largest low-cost carrier, Volaris, ordered 44 new Airbus planes in "the first major sale of European aircraft to Mexico." Take a look at MexicoToday for more on the purchase and what this means for the airline industry in Mexico.

Mexico's Airports Show Growth

Mexico’s growth fundamentals are only poised to go up even more with a large population, strong showing in economic growth and a populous spread over a large area. Airports in Mexico are seeing strides in growth:

Each of the operators (Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico [GAP], Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste [ASUR] and Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte [OMA]) reports increased revenues, EBITDA and net profit (notably ASUR and OMA in the latter two categories) with passenger numbers up in all cases.