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Aeromexico fails to escape fate of its larger Latin peers

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Government support for airlines during the COVD-19 pandemic has been patchy, and the have and have nots are emerging as the crisis wears on.

Latin America has been a laggard in offering financial packages to airlines as the virus spreads rapidly through the region, and as a result, two of the area's largest airlines - Avianca and LATAM Airlines Group - have sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

The government of Latin America's second largest aviation market, Mexico, seems unlikely to offer support to the country's airlines, and now Mexico's only full service operator, Aeromexico, will seek to reorganise under Chapter 11.

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