MEXICO CITY, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Mexican low-cost airlineVivaAerobus filed a prospectus on Thursday to list shares onMexico's stock exchange for the first time.
The Monterrey-based group launched in 2006 and is a ventureof Mexican transport company Grupo IAMSA and the family behindthe Irish low-cost airline Ryanair.
Vivaaerobus gave no details on when it hoped to offer theshares nor how many it would sell.
The airline in October said it had ordered 52 AirbusA320-family jets worth $5.1 billion.
Barclays, Banorte and HSBC are co-bookrunners on the deal.
Barclays (BARC)
HSBC Holdings (HSBA)