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Mexico signs agreement aimed at recovering U.S. aviation rating
MEXICO CITY, July 26 (Reuters) - Mexico has signed an agreement with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) aimed at helping the country recover its Category 1 air safety rating, Mexico's ministry of communications and transportation said on Monday.
Experts from the FAA will visit Mexico beginning in August to provide technical assistance and a review of the country's efforts to reverse a downgrade, the ministry said in a statement. The FAA in May downgraded Mexico's aviation safety rating to Category 2, the lowest level, an action that bars Mexican carriers from adding new U.S. flights and limits the ability of airlines to carry out marketing agreements with one another. The U.S. regulator said at the time it was "fully committed" to helping Mexico's aviation authority improve its safety oversight system to international standards and offered to provide expertise and resources.
Mexico's communications and transportation ministry said the FAA experts visiting the country would provide a report of their findings and recommendations for further improvement. Recovering the Category 1 rating was a "priority," the ministry said, and improvements have continued in order to guarantee certainty to the aviation industry, as well as national and foreign tourists, "that Mexico is safe in the areas of air transport and airport services."
Mexico has 85 airports (26 domestic and 59 international airports). If you want to know more about aerospace logistics in Mexico read Why Mexico.
Source: reuters.com
Experts from the FAA will visit Mexico beginning in August to provide technical assistance and a review of the country's efforts to reverse a downgrade, the ministry said in a statement. The FAA in May downgraded Mexico's aviation safety rating to Category 2, the lowest level, an action that bars Mexican carriers from adding new U.S. flights and limits the ability of airlines to carry out marketing agreements with one another. The U.S. regulator said at the time it was "fully committed" to helping Mexico's aviation authority improve its safety oversight system to international standards and offered to provide expertise and resources.
Mexico's communications and transportation ministry said the FAA experts visiting the country would provide a report of their findings and recommendations for further improvement. Recovering the Category 1 rating was a "priority," the ministry said, and improvements have continued in order to guarantee certainty to the aviation industry, as well as national and foreign tourists, "that Mexico is safe in the areas of air transport and airport services."
Mexico has 85 airports (26 domestic and 59 international airports). If you want to know more about aerospace logistics in Mexico read Why Mexico.
Source: reuters.com
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