U.S. Threatens Sanctions on Mexico's Airline Sector

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that her government has not received formal notification from the United States regarding possible actions against Mexico's airline sector. The U.S. government plans to respond after Mexico reduced flight slots and asked cargo carriers to relocate in Mexico City, impacting U.S. airlines.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her administration has not yet received any formal notification from the United States about potential actions targeting Mexico's airline industry.

The announcement follows statements from the Trump administration indicating that steps would be taken after Mexico decided to cut flight slots and insist that cargo carriers move their operations to Mexico City.

This decision has reportedly affected U.S. airlines, who may now face repercussions as the Trump administration considers its options.

(With inputs from agencies.)