Mexicana Suspends ALL Operations!
Originally Posted by CBC News
Debt-ridden airline Mexicana de Aviacion is halting all operations, Mexico's transportation secretary said Friday.
Juan Francisco Molinar Horcasitas told reporters in Mexico City the struggling carrier will cease all flights and other activity as of midnight Friday night. Mexicana said on Aug. 5 it was suspending selling tickets but would continue operating flights for passengers who had already bought them. It ceased operations Friday. Mexico's largest airline filed for bankruptcy protection in Mexico and the United States on Aug. 2 while it sought to reorganize itself. Three days later it announced that it had stopped selling tickets and then suspended some flights. http://www.cbc.ca/money/story/2010/0...s-flights.html |
Ceased Operations
Originally Posted by FriendlySkies
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Yes, unfortunately, it wasn't good enough due to trouble the financial problems. That's why MX is still losing the money all of the times. It was not their own fault to saving the operating costs. It was so terrible airlines and it does not have more extra carefully to keep the operating costly down. It wasn't real big concerns. I believe there is no choice to cease operations by noon tomorrow. It will stop flying to USA and it won't necessary to save the airlines and it wasn't supposed to save the money for the future. Why can't be cutbacks all few routes?
What is exactly gonna do for the entire aircraft will returns back to lessors? |
Gee,I never saw this coming.:D
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Do they have any 737-800s? If so, Southwest might want them if the price is right.
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At least those greedy pilots will be out of a job!
They can now apply in the real world for new job at industry standard pay and at the bottom of the seniority list. http://www.economist.com/blogs/newsb...nas_bankruptcy |
This reminds me so much of Ansett
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Originally Posted by ElmhurstNick
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Do they have any 737-800s? If so, Southwest might want them if the price is right.
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Originally Posted by belfordrocks
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This reminds me so much of Ansett
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Originally Posted by tcook052
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Reminds me of Varig.
ANSETT- Long history airline, enjoyed duopoly with Qantas-TAA for many years Suddenly LCCs come (Impulse, Virgin Blue) A/c get grounded Enter bankruptcy Tried to restructure into an Ansett Mk 2 Failed and ceased ops MEXICANA- Long history airline, enjoyed duopoly with Aeromexico for many years Suddenly LCCs come (Volaris, Interjet) A/c get grounded/ reposessed Enter bankruptcy Tried to restructure by shifting everything to Click and Link Failed and ceased ops Now thinking about it is it almost eerily similar. |
Originally Posted by tcook052
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Reminds me of Varig.
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