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Aeroméxico-Delta JV preserved; regulatory win supports cross-border growth

Aug 20, 2026, 6:15 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Preserved antitrust immunity validates the large-scale cross-border network, likely improving sentiment and equity valuation for AERO; potential re-rating tied to JV economics and cross-border traffic recovery.

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The Eleventh Circuit ruled in Aeroméxico and Delta’s favor, vacating the DOT order that terminated their joint venture and antitrust immunity. This preserves enhanced connectivity and a broader US-Mexico network, which could support Aeroméxico’s growth and synergies with Delta. Management will review next steps with advisers and keep investors informed on material developments.

Eleventh Circuit vacated DOT order; Aeroméxico-Delta JV immunities restored.
JV remains in effect, boosting US-Mexico connectivity and network reach.
Aeroméxico evaluating next steps with Delta; market updates forthcoming.
Forward-looking statements disclosed; risks include fuel, liquidity, and regulatory changes.

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