Mexico’s Toluca Airport again hosts business aviation fair
“I’m very pleased this year,” Agustin Melgar, director of Aero ’04, told AIN.

“I’m very pleased this year,” Agustin Melgar, director of Aero ’04, told AIN. “Last year we had 37 vendors and this year we have 63. We’ve filled up our space completely, but most important is which vendors came. We’ve got the big companies like Gulfstream, Embraer, Cessna, Sikorsky and CAE SimuFlite.”

Melgar said several factors contributed to the success of this year’s show, which was held March 3 to 5 at the Toluca Airport in Mexico. “I think this proves that Mexico has nowhere to go but up. The economy hit bottom a couple of years ago, but with a new government, tax incentives favorable to aviation and the upcoming implementation of RVSM the aviation business climate in Mexico is definitely getting better,” he said. “I am seeing an influx of new aircraft coming into the country every month.”

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