Antitrust Immunity News Today

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -The U.S. government said on Friday it did not plan to renew the antitrust immunity that Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico currently operate a codeshare agreement under, after the Mexican government made sweeping changes at the country's main capital airport. Last year, Mexican officials moved cargo flights from Mexico City International Airport (AICM), the country's busiest airport, to a newer airport ordered built by the president on the outskirts of town.

Europe to North America is the first international route to recover passenger traffic above 2019 levels, with low-cost carriers gaining some market share in 2023.

ASA has submitted to the European Commission in October 2022, in collaboration with ICS and WSC, their solid position that the CBER is an important re...

ASA has submitted to the European Commission in October 2022, in collaboration with ICS and WSC, their solid position that the CBER is an important re...

The antitrust immunity, we might not be in the mess. my state has not gotten one person, not one through the exchange. they say itll take you three weeks after you file your paper application because they dont expect the exchange to work. theyre getting cancellation notices and got a deadline to get a new plan. this is a fix for one year. ive said since day one the -- its going to need a lot of repair. this is not an elegant repair. in fact, i dont even think this will go anywhere, but we need s...