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The FAA issued a 60 day safety alert advising airlines to exercise extreme caution when flying over Mexico, Central America, and parts of South America due to potential military activity and possible interference with navigation systems, including GPS. The notices indicate “potentially dangerous situations” at all altitudes and apply to airspace over Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, and regions of the eastern Pacific.
The warning comes amid rising regional tension following recent United States military operations in Venezuela and signals that further actions in the area may occur. Airlines are advised to assess risks and consider operational adjustments while the alert remains active.
SOURCE: https://www.eleconomista.com.mx/internacionales/faa-avisa-aerolineas-sobre-posibles-acciones-militares-centroamerica-sudamerica-20260116-795672.html
#FAA #AviationSafety #USPolicy #LatinAmerica #airlines
Mexico’s top economic priority is to keep the United States Mexico Canada Agreement in force during its upcoming review, Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said. The government’s position is focused on preserving the treaty rather than reopening a full renegotiation, following consultations with industry, labor groups and the private sector.
Ebrard emphasized that the review process, scheduled to conclude in mid-2026, should reinforce certainty for investment and trade. Mexico will seek stronger dispute resolution mechanisms and greater reciprocity in labor and environmental enforcement to avoid unilateral measures that could disrupt regional trade flows.
SOURCE: https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/economia/2026/01/16/mantener-el-t-mec-objetivo-estrategico-del-pais-ebrard/
#USMCA #TMEC #MexicoEconomy #TradePolicy #northamerica
We’re glad to share with you this month’s issue of Terrum:
“Nullity of Res Judicata Court Cases.”
Explained to us by our associate Julio Vargas.
#DerechoMexicano #SupremaCorte #CosaJuzgada #CertezaJurídica #SeguridadJurídica
We’re glad to share with you this month’s issue of Coelum “ Mexican Airlines Operating Wet Leased Foreign Registered Aircraft: A Lawful and Properly Regulated ”.
Explained to us by our partner Misael Arellano .
#aviation #aviation #sierra #airlines #aircraftleasing
Could Mexico Allow U.S. Forces to Train on Its Soil ? Comment your thoughts…
SOURCE: https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/nacional/2025/12/17/siempre-si-sheinbaum-solicita-al-senado-el-ingreso-de-la-armada-de-eu-para-entrenar-militares-mexicanos/
Mexico has started 2026 with an increase in airport passenger charges, as the Tarifa de Uso Aeroportuario has been raised at key airports including Mexico City International Airport, Felipe Ángeles International Airport, and Los Cabos. The adjustment affects both domestic and international passengers and represents a year on year rise in travel costs at the country’s main air hubs.
At AICM, the higher fees are linked to infrastructure upgrades and preparations for increased demand, including upcoming international events. Similar adjustments were implemented at AIFA and major tourist destinations such as Los Cabos, reinforcing a nationwide trend of higher airport operating charges at the start of the year.
SOURCE: https://www.reportur.com/mexico/2026/01/08/mexico-inicia-ano-con-alza-de-la-tua-en-aicm-aifa-y-los-cabos/
#MexicoAviation #AirportFees #TUA #AICM #AIFA LosCabos AirTravel Airports AviationNews
Global airlines are heading toward a record year in 2025, with industry profits projected to reach around forty billion dollars and passenger traffic nearing five billion travelers worldwide. Revenues are expected to exceed one trillion dollars, confirming a full recovery from the pandemic era and reflecting sustained demand for air travel across most regions.
Despite these results, airlines continue to face deep structural pressures. Profit margins remain thin for a capital intensive industry, averaging about four percent, which translates into only a few dollars earned per passenger. Aging fleets caused by aircraft delivery delays, higher maintenance and labor costs, supply chain constraints, and geopolitical disruptions are limiting efficiency gains and threatening longer term profitability.
SOURCE: https://www.economist.com/business/2025/12/30/despite-a-record-year-airlines-are-grappling-with-big-challenges
#Aviation #Airlines #AviationIndustry #IATA #AirTransport GlobalEconomy
Thank you for your trust in Sierra LATAM and for being part of our journey throughout this year. To our clients, colleagues, and the aviation community, we wish you continued success as we move forward together and stay on course in the year ahead.
#AviationLaw #AerospaceLaw #AviationPolicy #AviationLitigation #Airspace DerechoAeronáutico
Every month at Sierra Latam, we publish two new editions of our journals, COELUM and TERRUM, featuring thought leadership from our team on a range of critical topics. On the 15th of each month, new issues are released to keep our audience informed. If you haven’t had the opportunity to read this month’s editions, you can access them here:
https://asyv.com/news-social-media/
#WeaponizedIncompetence #PublicService #RuleOfLaw #GoodGovernance #Accountability IncompetenciaInstitucional ServicioPúblico EstadoDeDerecho Corrupción AviationLaw AirTransportAgreement AirportSlots InternationalAviation RegulatoryCompliance DerechoAeronáutico TransporteAéreo AICM PolíticaAeronáutica AviaciónInternacional
A federal court dismissed a criminal case involving an alleged 229.3 million pesos fraud at Mexico City International Airport AICM after ruling that a key piece of evidence was obtained illegally by the Attorney General’s Office FGR. The case accused five airport officials and one private individual of simulating maintenance work on security equipment in Terminals 1 and 2.
The judge determined that the decisive document was improperly obtained via email instead of through formal international legal assistance channels, leading to the cancellation of the investigation and the permanent closure of the case. The disputed maintenance contract had been directly awarded in November 2021 for 422 million pesos.
SOURCE: https://www.reforma.com/pierde-aicm-juicio-por-229-millones/ar3128093
#AICM #MexicoAviation #AviationLaw #PublicProcurement #FGR AirportSecurity Infrastructure GovernmentContracts
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