Aeromexico said on Friday a New York court had given definitive approval to its request for debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing of up to $1 billion as the Mexican airline works through bankruptcy proceedings.
The court had initially backed the financing in August and the definitive seal of approval gives the company access to an undrawn part of the first tranche of financing as well as the initial sum from the second tranche, Aeromexico said.
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