Alarm bells are ringing at Mexican aviation firms and their customers over next year's planned budget allocation to the national aviation agency (AFAC). One fear is that the severe cuts could jeopardise the Category I status of Mexican aviation safety and once again arrest expansion plans of Mexican airlines.
Alarm bells are ringing at Mexican aviation firms and their customers over next year's planned budget allocation to the national aviation agency (AFAC).
One fear is that the severe cuts could jeopardise the Category I status of Mexican aviation safety and once again arrest expansion plans of Mexican airlines.
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Alarm bells are ringing at Mexican aviation firms and their customers over next year's planned budget allocation to the national aviation agency (AFAC). One fear is that the severe cuts could jeopardise the Category I status of Mexican aviation safety and once again arrest expansion plans of Mexican airlines.
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