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Brownsville South Padre Island International Airport

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IATA Code
BRO
ICAO Code
KBRO
Website
http://www.flybrownsville.com
City
Brownsville
Country
United States
Runways
2256m x 46m
1829m x 46m
914m x 23m
Airlines currently operating to this airport with scheduled services
American Airlines
United Airlines
Airlines currently operating to this airport via codeshare
Air Canada
Alaska Airlines
British Airways
COPA
Gulf Air
Lufthansa

Brownsville/South Padre Island International Airport is located near Brownsville, Texas. Due to its location, the airport is a main gateway to the Rio Grande Valley and Rio Gulf Coast, South Padre Island and parts northern Mexico. The airport is served by regional airlines which operate to the larger cities in Texas.

Location of Brownsville South Padre Island International Airport, United States

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Aeromexico predicts a rise in domestic market share as rivals continue to grow

6-Nov-2012 10:00 PM

Mexico’s largest carrier Aeromexico predicts a rebound in its domestic market share during 4Q2012 after watching its rivals grow in the market during the last year as they worked to seize on opportunities created by Mexicana ceasing operations in Aug-2010. Aeromexico’s management during the last three months of 2012 plans to focus more on building load factor instead of yield strength, which company executives believe will shore up its standing in the domestic market after the summer high season that was tilted more heavily towards leisure traffic. The carrier is also planning a trans-Atlantic push as it works towards the launch of new service to London Heathrow and forging a partnership with a Middle Eastern carrier to funnel traffic through its new European destination.

Aeromexico’s focus on improving yields was reflected in the nearly 7% growth the carrier recorded in that metric during 3Q2012, which helped to drive the carrier’s unit revenue growth up 3.6% year-over-year. While the yield strength reflects Aeromexico’s ability to garner favourable pricing, its 6% rise in capacity year-over-year in 3Q2012 outpaced the 2% traffic growth, driving the airline’s load factors down by 3.7ppt in 3Q2012 to 77%.

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