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West Star Notches AFAC Approvals in Houston, East Alton

 - March 10, 2021, 10:02 AM West Star Aviation s East Alton, Illinois facility, recently received repair station recertification from the Mexican AFAC, along with its satellite center in Houston. (Photo: West Star Aviation) West Star Aviation recently obtained Mexican Civil Aviation Federal Agency (AFAC) repair station recertification for its facilities in East Alton, Illinois, and Houston. The recent approval replaces the certification originally issued by the Mexican Civil Aviation Authority in Mexico (DGAC) providing for safety and certification continuity between the FAA and Mexican aviation authorities, West Star said. Mexico in late 2019 had announced that AFAC would replace DGAC. While most of the DGAC officials moved over to AFAC, the move established an autonomous agency with its own budget.

AeroMexico to Operate the Boeing 737 MAX in December

AeroMexico Boeing 737-8 MAX. Photo: © Juan Carlos Alvarez. MIAMI – AeroMexico (AM) will operate the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft from December 21 with round trips between Mexico City-Cancun and Cancun-Tijuana on the same day, according to several reports. This will restart AM’s 737 MAX operations with four flights in one day. In November, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) allowed AM to fly the plane in the territory. However, the Mexican Civil Aviation Authority (AFAC) has not approved the FAA’s permission yet. The carrier has six grounded 737 MAX aircraft and expects to put them back in the air after the aforementioned operations. Thus, it expects to fly the same four flights for December 24 and add more frequencies from December 27, according to several media.

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