Mexico postpones flight cuts at capital airport to January
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- Mexico
The Mexican government postponed an order to reduce flight frequency at Mexico City International Airport from November to January, the government said in a statement on Wednesday.
The order, which will cut flights to 43 per hour from 52 and had been scheduled for November, raised concerns from the aviation sector.
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