MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexican airline Aeromexico said Friday that a proposal for restructuring stock certificates was approved in general terms under conditions it put forward at meeting of holders.
Mexico’s largest airline is engaged in bankruptcy proceedings that began late last month in the United States.
(Writing by Dave Graham)
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