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I understand that people who have an FM3 (Mexico) are not subject to airline taxes. Has anyone heard of this?

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I understand that people who have an FM3 (Mexico) are not subject to airline taxes. Has anyone heard of this?

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  1. That may depend on where you buy the tickets.   Or maybe you are referring to paying for an FMT (tourist visa) included in the price of the ticket.

    I was once reimbursed $28.50us after a ticket counter person on the return flight took an interest in the FMT thing.  The FMT usually costs $22+/- so this extra few bucks were from somewhere.   I have an FM3

    I've given up trying to get that back ... and buy my tickets with Orbitz or other discounter


  2. Airline taxes have nothing to do with a person's residency status.

  3. No, I have an FM3 and have never heard of this or seen any information like this in writing.
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