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FAA Safety Rating Upgrade Allows Indian Carriers to Add New U.S. Flights

Aircraft Airlines Airports April 8, 2015

The FAA has restored a Category 1 rating to India under the FAA’s International Aviation Safety Assessment program. The restored Category 1 rating permits India’s airlines to add new flights to the United States using their own aircraft and also to carry the flight codes of U.S. carriers on their flights.

Delta Resumes Codesharing on Aeroméxico Flights

More Travel Tips December 21, 2010

Delta Air Lines will reinstate codesharing on flights operated by SkyTeam-alliance partner Aeroméxico on December 29, following the Federal Aviation Administration’s decision to upgrade to Category 1 the rating of Mexico’s federal civil aviation authority under ICAO’s International Aviation Safety Assessment program.

Safety-Ranking Upgrade for Mexico Lets Its Airlines Add New U.S. Flights

Airlines Travel Tips December 1, 2010

Airlines from Mexico are now able to launch new services to the United States following a finding by the FAA that Mexico complies with international safety standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization.

FAA Finds Mexico Does Not Meet International Aviation Safety Standards

Airlines Airports Destinations July 30, 2010

In an assessment of Mexico’s civil aviation authority, the Federal Aviation Administration has found that the country is not in compliance with international safety standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization.