Hotels, museums, national parks and an unused presidential plane: Mexico’s military is setting its sights on tourism with plans for army-operated flights to popular regions. The country’s armed forces are set to operate their own airline for tourism purposes in future, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has announced. The announcement comes after newspaper El Universal published military documents showing the plans after they were leaked by a hacker group earlier in October. The airline is set to begin operations next year with 10 rented aircraft, López Obrador said. The airline will also u…