“In recent months, many travelers flying with Volaris have reported confusion and frustration over changes involving Mexico’s Derecho de No Residente (DNR), commonly called the non-resident tax. The DNR is a fee charged to foreign visitors entering Mexico, and airlines generally collect it as part of an international ticket.”
Charlotte Smith, Writer
Volaris has a new policy that no longer exempts anyone without a Mexican passport from paying the DNR fee, even legal residents of the country.
According to union secretary José Alfredo Covarrubias, there is currently a shortage of 500 air traffic controllers at Mexican airports.
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Authorities at Mexico City International Airport proposed converting a short-stay parking lot into a place for quick passenger pick-up and drop-off, but airport taxi service providers shot down the idea…
