Aeromexico says bankruptcy process completed, promises $5 billion investment -Breaking
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© Reuters. After Grupo Aeromexico pilots tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19), passengers queue up to board flights at Benito Juarez International Airport, Mexico City, Mexico, January 10, 2022. This was in response to the Omicron variant spreading. MEXICO CITY (Reuters – Grupo Aeromexico, a Mexican carrier said that on Thursday they had completed their financial restructuring. It also filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The end of a two-year process.
It also stated it will invest $5 billion in the next five-years on its airplane fleet and other relevant actions, to improve customer and employee experience.
Aeromexico announced plans to acquire 22 additional planes by 2022. This will bring its fleet to 147 aircraft at the close of 2018. According to the company, it would save $2 billion by purchasing 28 Boeing planes (NYSE:).
According to a press release, the airline stated that they will restart international routes and create new ones. This includes services to London.
Aeromexico’s Chief Executive, Andres CONESA said that today was an exciting day and the company is ready to rise from Chapter 11.
Conesa said, “We look forward starting a fresh chapter in the history of our company, backed up by a sound financially base, solid capital structurie, and investors that have full faith in our future.”
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