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Mexican airlines review Part 4: Aeromexico focuses on keeping its edge during tenuous times

Analysis

Mexico's largest, and sole global, carrier Grupo Aeromexico appears to be executing a dual strategy in 2014, split between retaining its commanding presence in the domestic market while leveraging its international networks and partnership roster to ensure it can weather the country's economic uncertainty.

Two of the carrier's major milestones in 2014 are the introduction of the Boeing 787 widebody and overhauling its operations in Mexico City through expanding connecting banks and eliminating small jets from its largest hub.

As the competitive dynamics in Mexico's domestic space continue to shake out, Aeromexico is pressing forward to build a strong foundation to withstand increasing pressure on routes within Mexico.

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