No CUN duty free for flight crews?

[cesmaf]

As of three months ago, no flight crews are allowed to purchase anything
in CUN's duty free. I can speculate, but anyone know the real
deal?

 

[wscrj]

Same for SJD. PVR still allows it, I think

 

[dalad]

Same for SJD. PVR still allows it, I think

Nope, no duty free in Mexico for crews at all. Rumor is that it was due to something done by an AMR FA.

 

[Ty Webb]

Most airport Duty-free is just a bad joke now, anyway. The big benefit is not paying sales tax, and the 10% discount for crew, so on a $30. bottle, you save six bucks. . . . Whoopee.

On the last leg home, it might be worth it, but otherwise, lugging that crap along for two or three more days, just to save twelve bucks, well, it ain't worth it.

As for cigars . . . I was comparing duty free prices on Dominican cigars in Punta Cana . . . I can get them for 35% less at home.

 

[Critter717]

The duty free in SJU still gives a discount for crews.

 

[Jiminmem]

Mexico City still did duty free as of last week.

 

[XTW]

Add PVR as of last week.

 

[get2flyin]

I just heard the same thing about Guadalajara International Airport (GDL). Hmmmm

 

[180ToTheMarker]

BZE is still crew friendly.

 

[NEDude]

Does this mean you cannot buy anything, or you just have to pay taxes on it?