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Aeroméxico halted Tulum flights Sept. 30. Volaris plans a Jan. 7, 2027, suspension. Ticket policies offer rebooking and refunds.

ASPA rejects Aeroméxico’s contract proposal and extends talks up to 45 days. The airline says operations continue as negotiations remain open.

U.S. drug chief Sara Carter warns politicians tied to cartels may lose visas as Washington presses Mexico for deeper security cooperation.

Mexico reports four border drone interceptions as experts question defenses against armed cartel drones. Official records show the distinction.

Mexico’s 2027 fiscal proposal would raise airline navigation charges 10%, adding possible fare pressure for Puerto Vallarta travelers.

Mexico’s nationwide earthquake drill begins at noon Sept. 19, with test alerts expected on compatible cellphones across Puerto Vallarta.

Mexico’s tourism surplus fell 9.6% through July as spending abroad rose 20.3%, while Puerto Vallarta airport traffic remained below 2025.

An estimated 30,000 people marched through Culiacán, demanding peace after two years of killings, disappearances, and economic losses.

Mexico’s hotel industry opposes a plan to raise the international visitor fee 35.8% in 2027, adding 351.80 pesos per traveler.

Marco Rubio says Mexico has increased cartel enforcement but still falls short, raising U.S. pressure while favoring cooperation.

Sheinbaum says the Sinaloa case strained U.S. ties as Mexico demands evidence before acting on requests to arrest 10 officials.

Mexican forces killed alleged Los Reyes Cartel leader R5 in Tocumbo during an Aug. 30 arrest operation, authorities confirmed.

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