“Celebrating what officials described as “record-breaking momentum,” the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) announced it successfully handled seven passengers in 2025, surpassing internal projections and setting its sights on “a bold new target” of nine travelers for 2026. The airport, billed as an alternative to Mexico City’s existing AICM, has proved marginally more successful than the unfinished and currently underwater site in Lake Texcoco.”
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AIFA is busy than ever, if you count the tumbleweeds (and that one stray dog in the arrivals hall).
Mexico City’s newest airport is expected to reach the 7 million milestone for 2025 despite the cancellation of 11 international routes by the U.S. Department of Transportation that eliminated some…
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Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares the second episode of the new podcast “Confidently Wrong,” now available on YouTube and Spotify.
