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Why In The World Did The Boeing 777X Fly To Mexico?

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Why In The World Did The Boeing 777X Fly To Mexico?
Why In The World Did The Boeing 777X Fly To Mexico? … a great destination for aircraft manufacturers like Boeing and Airbus to … it's unclear if Embraer has used the airport for … the Boeing 767 is only produced as a freighter and military …

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