A magnitude 7.1 earthquake has just hit Mexico City, it’s the second earthquake in two weeks. Mexico City airport is currently closed and aircraft are diverting to other airports.
Visible damage at Mexico Airport
Roads around Terminal 2 at Mexico City International Airport are damaged. Flights diverting ? pic.twitter.com/7IDXOFMLCz
— Flight Alerts ? (@FlightAlerts777) September 19, 2017
Dommages visibles à l’aéroport de Mexico! Terrain fermé et vols déroutés ???? #avgeek #earthquake #mexico photo via @doctormacias pic.twitter.com/VktisNVyRO
— air plus News (@airplusnews) September 19, 2017
.@AP reporting a major earthquake in #MexicoCity.
Flights inbound to @AICM_mx are going around or holding.https://t.co/QUs9FyJyWY pic.twitter.com/Z2h2xsXlcR
— Jason Rabinowitz (@AirlineFlyer) September 19, 2017
Breaking! Una vez más TIEMBLA EN MÉXICO. Mexico City earthquake: Powerful 7.4 magnitude tremors hit Mexican capital https://t.co/z6wew5w9Nq
— Julio Cesar Ortiz (@JulioCOrtiz34) September 19, 2017
Mag 7.1 Earthquake Roboso, Mexico near Mexico City pic.twitter.com/I5fjSuKNy2
— IamTHALOBLU (@IamTHALOBLU) September 19, 2017
Meanwhile the airport reopened, Delta Air Lines will resume flights as from today (Wednesday)
UPDATE: @Delta sends thoughts and prayers to people of Mexico, flights to resume Wednesday #MexicoEarthquake https://t.co/ruktj6H1wY
— Delta News Hub (@DeltaNewsHub) September 20, 2017
