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Aeromexico Adds 49 Weekly Flights to the U.S.

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Aeromexico is ramping up its route network to the U.S. starting December 2023.

The increase in services has been made possible by Mexico once again achieving a Category 1 safety rating from the FAA.

Here’s more on Aeromexico’s increased U.S. frequencies.

Aeromexico’s U.S. Frequency Changes

From December of this year, the number of Aeromexico flights operated between Mexico and the United States will increase significantly.

To start with, Mexico City (MEX) will be the only airport to see more U.S.-bound Aeromexico-operated flights.

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Destination Served From MEX

Number of Additional Weekly Flights

Denver (DEN) 

5 (from 17 to 22)

Houston (IAH)

8 (from 17 to 25)

Las Vegas (LAS)

3 (from 12 to 15)

Los Angeles (LAX)

3 (from 29 to 35)

Miami (MIA)

14 (from 21 to 35) 

New York (JFK)

7 (from 21 to 28)

Orlando (MCO)

9 (from 23 to 32)

Aeromexico doesn’t have enough aircraft to manage such a huge frequency increase without making some cuts elsewhere.

The routes affected will be nonstop services between Mexico City and San Francisco (SFO), as well as between Guadalajara and the cities of Chicago (ORD) and Los Angeles (LAX), which will all see 3 fewer weekly flights.

Flying Aeromexico Between the U.S. and Mexico

Currently, Aeromexico operates nonstop service to 17 cities across the U.S.

While the majority operate through the airline’s base in Mexico City, some U.S. airports only have Aeromexico connections to cities other than the nation’s capital, such as:

  • Detroit (DTW) to Monterrey (MTY)
  • Fresno (FAT) to Guadalajara (GDL)
  • Sacramento (SMF) to Guadalajara (GDL)
  • Salt Lake City (SLC) to Guadalajara (GDL)
Aeromexico US Routes
Map of Aeromexico’s routes between the U.S. and Mexico. Image Credit: Great Circle Mapper
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The Future of Air Travel Between Mexico and the U.S.

Now that Mexico is back in the FAA’s Category 1, it’s likely only a matter of time before other Mexican carriers, such as low-cost Viva Aerobus and Volaris, start increasing the frequency of U.S.-bound flights

Who knows, we may see a slew of new route announcements, too!

Final Thoughts

From December, Aeromexico’s increased frequencies on U.S. routes will provide even more connectivity for those wishing to travel between the bordering nations.

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Daniel has loved aviation and travel his entire life. He earned a Master of Science in Air Transport Management and has written about travel and aviation in publications like Simple Flying, The Points Guy, and more.

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