Aeromexico and Delta Retain U.S. Joint Venture Following Appeals Court Ruling. Aeromexico and Delta Air Lines achieved an important legal victory in the United States after the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals set aside the Department of Transportation’s order that sought to terminate approval of the joint cooperation agreement between both airlines and their antitrust immunity. With this resolution, the agreement remains in effect and both companies will be able to continue developing their alliance in the market between Mexico and the United States.
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The decision allows Aeromexico and Delta to maintain the cooperation model that provides them with the possibility of offering a broader network of destinations, greater connection alternatives, and different service options to passengers. The continuity of the agreement also favors competition on routes between both countries and allows the airlines to continue coordinating their commercial operations under the framework established by the alliance. For travelers, this translates into more possibilities to connect between cities in Mexico and the United States through the networks of both companies.
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Aeromexico noted that it is currently analyzing the Court’s full opinion and potential next steps alongside Delta Air Lines and their legal advisors. The ruling represents significant backing for the alliance, after the U.S. Department of Transportation had ordered an end to its approval. For now, the resolution keeps both the joint cooperation agreement and antitrust immunity in effect, allowing both airlines to continue working to strengthen air connectivity between Mexico and the United States. The company indicated that it will communicate any relevant update regarding the future of the alliance.
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