The aerospace industry could have a growth of seven percent, 50% less than what it had been registering on average during the last 15 years, estimated Felipe Sandoval, president of the Mexican Federation of the Aerospace Industry (Femia), in an interview published by the Diario de Chihuahua. 

The official observed that, although the airlines have stopped their planes, their flights or reduced their frequencies, the aircraft construction companies have not stopped, although they did reduce their demand for supplies. He reported that unfortunately there was loss of employment in the aerospace sector, especially among the first-level providers, because they are the most affected, but from the second down it was not.

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