Mexico City International Airport

Now, they will put some conditions.

If they do approve it, they will most likely require them to give away some slots in airports, especially Mexico City Airport, where there's a lot of pressure on slots.

You know, they probably have to manage two separate brands, kind of allegedly have two separate management groups.

But at the end, if there's one group company on the stock market and one company with respect to economic incentives, you know, it's going to be very difficult, whatever conditions you put on it, for them not to operate according to those economic incentives, which is to maximize profits, which for the most part means, you know, cutting back capacity and raising fares on routes where it makes sense to do so from a profitability standpoint.

Welcome to another episode of Soundtracking with me, Edith Bowman.

If this sounds a little bit like I'm kind of whispering and it might sound a little bit different, that's because I'm in the corner of, uh, a gate at Mexico City Airport on my way back from my holibobs.

But even that is not gonna stop me bringing you a brand-new episode of my pride and joy.

Uh, and I'm really excited about this episode 'cause it was just a great conversation that I was so happy to have the opportunity to have.

Ya llegó.

La, las imágenes que, que estamos viendo son de hace unos instantes en el Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de México.

Ya llegó.

También mucha gente y muchos aficionados recibiéndolo.