MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's newest commercial airline, due to be run by the military, is set to launch later this month using military aircraft after a deal to lease planes fell through, local media reported on Wednesday.
The airline, which revives the Mexicana name, will take flight using two Boeing 737-800s and a previous-generation 737-300, newspaper Reforma reported, citing sources.
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