Mexican airline Volaris' shares take off after merger plans with Viva Aerobus
The joint airline group could lead to increased market share, similar to past successful mergers in the aviation sector that boosted stock prices significantly.
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The joint airline group could lead to increased market share, similar to past successful mergers in the aviation sector that boosted stock prices significantly.
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Volaris shares surged nearly 20% following joint venture announcement with Viva Aerobus.
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