Following violent incidents in Jalisco, flight cancellations are decreasing, with Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta airports reporting a 95% operational capacity.
In response to the violent events in Jalisco, the Red Code has been lifted, allowing for a significant recovery in flight operations at Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta airports. As of February 24, the airports report a 96% and 95% flight operation rate respectively, showcasing a gradual return to normalcy after days of disruptions due to security concerns following the targeting of the crime leader known as 'El Mencho'.
The Jalisco government announced that while the Red Code has been lifted by the State Security Table, a permanent session will continue to ensure coordinated efforts among security forces. The intention is to maintain security oversight and prevent further disruptions, signaling the authorities' commitment to restoring order in the region following the recent outbreaks of violence.
The Pacific Airport Group (GAP) has reported that both national and international airlines are gradually reinstating their schedules. This marks a positive step for the travel and tourism sectors, which are crucial for the local economy, indicating not just a recovery in air travel but also a hopeful signal for resuming normal activities in Jalisco after recent turmoil.
