US Orders Delta and Aeromexico to End Joint Venture
ReutersSeptember 16, 20251 min2,704 views
11 connectionsΒ·9 entities in this videoβUS Government Mandates Alliance Unwinding
- ποΈ The Trump administration has ordered Delta Air Lines and Aeromexico to dismantle their joint venture by January 1st.
- βοΈ This alliance allowed the carriers to coordinate scheduling, pricing, and capacity decisions for flights between the US and Mexico.
Reasons for the Decision
- βοΈ Washington cited anti-competitive effects and an unfair advantage for the two airlines as the primary reasons for the order.
- π The joint venture accounted for approximately 60% of passenger flights from Mexico City airport to the US, a significant international gateway.
Airline Reactions and Concerns
- π₯ Delta expressed disappointment, stating the decision could negatively impact US jobs and communities.
- π° Delta previously claimed the venture supported nearly 4,000 US jobs and contributed over $300 million to the US economy.
- βοΈ Aeromexico regretted the move, highlighting the alliance's benefits to tourism and connectivity.
Future Possibilities
- π The US government is not forcing Delta to sell its 20% stake in Aeromexico.
- π The airlines may reapply for approval of the joint venture if circumstances change.
- π§ The alliance, in place for nearly 9 years, had also faced scrutiny from the previous US administration.
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