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Mexico City Airport Traffic Declines While AIFA Gains Ground
Mexico City's AICM airport has seen a second consecutive year of traffic decline, while the AIFA airport has gained ground. Officials hope that the World Cup, an end to U.S. restrictions, and remodeling will revive AICM.
21 Feb, 00:53 — 21 Feb, 00:53
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In Mexico City, AICM traffic falls for second straight year while AIFA gains ground - Mexico News Daily
In Mexico City, AICM traffic falls for second straight year while AIFA gains ground Mexico News Daily
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In Mexico City, AICM traffic falls for second straight year while AIFA gains ground
Officials hope that the draw of the World Cup, an end to U.S. restrictions and completion of the remodeling project will rekindle the AICM and end central Mexico's air connectivity slump. The post In Mexico City, AICM traffic falls for second straight year while AIFA gains ground appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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