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Volaris and Viva Aerobus Merger Approved by Shareholders, Creating Dominant Mexican Airline Group
Saga Part of: Volaris and Viva Aerobus Merge Mexico's Airlines 2 chapters
Shareholders of both airlines have sanctioned the merger, which will give rise to the Grupo Mexicano de Aerolíneas, controlling about 69% of Mexico’s domestic passenger traffic. The union aims to boost efficiency and growth in a competitive and costly aviation market. The merger awaits regulatory approval before becoming final, potentially reshaping Mexico’s airline industry.
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