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AeroMexico introduces Concierge service

AeroMexico (Mexico City) has announced its new and exclusive Concierge service.

Passengers can purchase the service when booking their flights, for just $15 USD, to enhance their travel experience both in Mexico and abroad. The AeroMexico Concierge Service provides entertainment schedules, reservations, recommendations, locations, purchases, and other topics of interest related to

Services	Entertainment
Airline tickets Business and meeting logistics Courier services Cruises Flowers Gifts Government offices International Financial Indicators Lodging Luxury transportation Personal safety Procedures and requirements (visas, passports, etc.) Temporary Assistants Tours Train tickets Translations Vaccines Weather	Cinemas Galleries Golf courses Museums Night clubs Shows Sports events
	Establishments
	Airports Beauty salons Bus stations Computer and telephone locations Hospitals and Emergency Rooms Restaurants Shops Spas

The AeroMexico Concierge service is available 48 hours prior to departure and three months thereafter.

To get this service from within Mexico call 01 800 000 4759, from the U.S. call 1 855 208 6726 from Mexico City and the rest of the world * +52 (55) 5809 4759.

In other news, AeroMexico reported a 18.8 percent increase in passengers for the month of January compared to the previous January.

Copyright Photo: Jay Selman/AirlinersGallery.com. Boeing 737-752 EI-DRE (msn 35787) with a special logo promoting the Banamex VISA card arrives in Las Vegas.

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Grupo Aeromexico reports a $9.9 million net operating loss in the first quarter

Grupo Aeromexico, S.A.B. de C.V. (AeroMexico) (Mexico City) reported its unaudited consolidated results for the first quarter 2013.

Grupo Aeromexico reported record revenues of $9.174 billion pesos in the first quarter 2013; a 0.4% year-on-year increase, despite the fact that the quarter was one day shorter than that of the previous year.[1]
The cost of available seat kilometers (CASK) excluding fuel decreased 3.0% year-on-year in the first quarter 2013 due to the Company’s successful cost containment strategies. When expressed in U.S. dollars, CASK, excluding fuel, decreased 0.4% despite first quarter Mexican peso/ U.S. dollar depreciation.
First quarter EBITDAR reached $1.259 billion pesos, with a 13.7% margin. Operating income was $189 million pesos, with a 2.1% margin.
Grupo Aeromexico reported a net operating loss of $122 million pesos ($9.9 million US) in the first quarter 2013. Market value adjustments for the Company’s fuel hedging position resulted in a $59 million peso negative impact on net income.
Grupo Aeromexico generated $215 million in operating cash before tax during the first quarter 2013. Capital expenditures reached $519 million pesos, including items such as advance payments for aircraft purchases, security deposits and repayment of debt not associated with aircraft purchases. Grupo Aeromexico’s cash balance as at March 31, 2013 was $2.243 billion pesos.
During the first quarter, Grupo Aeromexico retired two aircraft from its fleet: one Embraer ERJ-145 and one Boeing 737-700, both under lease agreements. The Company also added a Boeing 737-800 jet airliner to its fleet under an operating lease scheme.

Copyright Photo: Gilbert Hechema/AirlinersGallery.com. Boeing 737-752 WL EI-DRE (msn 35787) in the now gone Captain America special livery departs from Montreal (Trudeau).

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AeroMexico introduces AM Plus Class on its 40 Boeing 737s

AeroMexico (Mexico City) has announced that its AM Plus Class will provide new benefits and enhanced seat comfort in its more than 40 Boeing 737 aircraft.

This new service features an extra 4″ (10 cm) of legroom in the first three rows in the Economy Class cabin, with an additional seatback tilt and leather headrests. Another advantage for passengers traveling in this new class includes priority boarding and deplaning, Premier airport check-in counters and baggage identification tags.

Some of the domestic destinations featuring this new product include Cancun, Tijuana, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Merida, among others; and Miami, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington, Montreal, Lima, Bogota, Caracas and Costa Rica internationally.

In other news, AM is adding new service to Loreto, Mexico. The new route will be served from Mexico City and will stop in Culiacan, then Loreto and continue on to its final destination in Los Angeles, California, enabling Loreto customers to connect to other destinations in the United States.

Copyright Photo: Gilbert Hechema. Boeing 737-752 WL EI-DRE (msn 35787) in the special Tarjeta Aeromexico Banamex-VISA markings climbs away from the runway at Montreal (Trudeau).

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