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 Page updated on 04.26.2011
 
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Air transportation is a good way to save time in such a large country even if it is the most expensive way to travel.
For a while only two airline companies, AEROMEXICO and MEXICANA shared the market but since the deregulation in 1988, there are many other ones. 28 AUG 2010 : Mexicana has ceased its operations until further notice.

Scheduled airlines :

Aérolitoral - domestic flights and some flights to U.S.A

Aeromexico introduces the E-Jet in Mexico and converts Aérolitoral to Connect (Aeromexico Connect). The first Embraer 190 of Aeromexico was delivered on November 23, 2007. Destined to its regional branch, Aeromexico Connect, previously named Aérolitoral, is the first of four aircrafts that will integrate the fleet of the Mexican company. They will be equipped with a dual class configuration of 99 seats, with eleven in business class and will allow Aeromexico Connect to renew its fleet and extend its services. With the delivery of this ERJ 190, Aeromexico Connect becomes the first Mexican company to operate an ERJ 170/190 craft. But it already owns crafts from the Brazilian manufacturer since it already operates twenty seven ERJ 145. The regional company offers flights on less traveled routes in Mexico and to the neighboring countries. Its headquarter is located at the International airport of Monterrey.

Aeromar, (55) 51 33 11 11 in Mexico City - 01-800-237-66-27 outside Mexico City : www.aeromar.com.mx – domestic flights in ATR42 (propellers airplanes) from Puebla and one flight to San Antonio (USA) from San Luis Potosí.

Aeromexico, 01- 800 021 40 10 / 40 00 outside Mexico City / (55) 51 33 40 10 / 40 00 in Mexico City, (33) 01 55 04 90 10 or 0 800 423 091 in Paris : www.aeromexico.com – first mexican airlines. Click here for the list of sales offices in Mexico.

Aerotucan, 01-800 640 41 48 : www.aero-tucan.com (subsidiary of Oaxaca hotels group). Activities ceased in july 2009.

Aviacsa, 01-800 AVIACSA (outside Mexico City) or (55) 5482 8280 in Mexico City : www.aviacsa.com
a few domestic flights and some flights to Los Angeles, Houston, Las Vegas with B737-200 (old generation). Activities ceased in january 2010.

Mexicana, (55) 59 98 59 98 / 01 800 801 20 10 / 1 800 502 20 00 (outside Mexico City), a few sales offices downtown Mexico City and inside Mexico -
28 AUG 2010 : Mexicana has ceased its operations until further notice.

Aeropacifico : operates flights from Los Cabos to Los Mochis, Hermosillo, Culiacán, Cd Obregon and also from Los Mochis and from Culiacán to Chihuahua with aircraft of 19 seats; Reservations : 01 800 702 20 20 - www.aeropacifico.com.



« Low cost airlines»

Interjet, low cost (55) 11 02 55 55 in Mexico City - 01 800 01 12345 – open every day, 7h-23h. Consult their web site for offices sales : www.interjet.com.mx - company located in Toluca with new generation planes (Airbus A320), domestic flights.
Destinations : Tijuana, Ixtapa, Cancun, Acapulco, Huatulco, Monterrey, Puerto Vallarta from Mexico City or Toluca.
tFrom Mexico City to Chihuahua, Guadalajara, Huatulco, Mérida, Los Mochis, Cancun and Chetumal. Direct flights Guadalajara to Cancun.

Volaris, low cost (55) 11 02 80 00 in Mexico City 01 800 7 volaris (86 52 747) - www.volaris.com.mx - domestic flights in Airbus A319, company located in Toluca with new generation planes (Airbus A319), domestic flights. Volaris is proposing shuttles as Toluca to Mexico City, Cancun to Playa del Carmen, Puebla downtown to airport, Tijuana to San Diego, etc... Consult their ground services in the web site : www.volaris.com.mx.

International flights from San Francisco (OAK) to Tijuana and then several mexican destinations (La Paz, Los Cabos, Culiacán, Mazatlán). Also from Los Angeles to Morelia, Zacatecas and Guadalajara. Since the end of 2010, flights from Mexico City to Mérida, Cancun and from Puebla to Cancun. Also flights from Guadalajara to San José (USA) and Chicago. They launch a new route Las Vegas-Guadalajara, March 30, 2011.

and,

the last one to obtain the operating license in december 2006 : Aeroenlaces, S.A. de C.V / VivaAerobús -
Property of Investors specialized in Mexican transport (IAMSA) and the airline Irish « low cost » company Ryanair. Company located in Monterrey. Start Winter 2006/2007– domestic flights from Mexico City as well as flights to the USA. Consult their site : www.vivaaerobus.com, call center in Monterrey : (81) 82-150-150. Flights operated with B737-300, same planes as Ryanair, mother-house.
Flights from Las Vegas, Houston and Tijuana to Monterrey with several mexican destinations (Morelia, Chihuahua, Los Mochis, Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, León, Acapulco, Oaxaca, Mérida and Cancun).

They are authorized to operate from Mexico D.F. since the bankruptcy of Mexicana/Click (Terminal 1).

View of the Popocatepetl from the airport of Mexico


You could consult the airports list in Mexico :


     Right picture : View of the Popocatepetl from the airport of Mexico



Display the selection of photos about the overfly of Mexico




The International Airport of Mexico City, Benito Juárez, is located at 10 km (6 miles) from downtown. 24,1 millions passengers were transported from this airport between January and December 2010 (minus 3,44% in 2010 compared with 2009 for national flights** and plus 5,47% for international flights). To get practical information about this airport, logon to the site : www.aicm.com.mx. You will find, for example, information about ground transportation (Metro : terminal Aerea, 400m from domestic departure area named A).

** due to bankruptcies in 2010 (Mexicana/ Click)

The numbers 01 – 800 are for calls from outside the Federal District.

What is a low cost company ? It is a company that offers low fares by eliminating some passenger services and reducing function costs by using a single type of airplane, flying to the same secondary airports and with a simplified commercial politic (direct sale and no ticket emission).

Opening of Terminal 2 from Mexico City airport since January 2008 for Aeromar, Aeromexico, Aeromexico Connect, Delta, Copa airlines, NWA and Lan (Chili). Moving of Continental to Terminal 2 since February 2008. For the airlines Aeromar, Aeromexico and Aeromexico Connect, the domestic and international flights are leaving from Terminal 2.

 






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