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Sign InAmid shifting dynamics in the Latin American aviation sector, Grupo Aeroméxico faced clear operational headwinds over the past month. The airline reported a 9% decline in passenger traffic for June 2026, a drop primarily attributed to a slowdown in demand within the Mexican domestic market. These figures reflect increasing pressure on the flag carrier to maintain occupancy levels as local consumer behavior evolves.
This decline comes as the Mexican economy shows mixed signals, with the Balance of Trade recording a surplus of $2.259 billion on June 26, 2026, falling short of the $4.63 billion forecast per market data. Compared to regional peers like Volaris, which also faced capacity constraints in recent quarters, the Mexican aviation industry appears to be entering a consolidation phase following rapid post-pandemic growth.
Investors should monitor whether this domestic slowdown persists through the upcoming peak summer travel season. Following the latest trade balance data from Mexico, the market is looking for economic catalysts that could restore momentum to consumer travel, particularly as regional employment stability impacts discretionary spending power.