Mexico

Two new North American airlines have announced plans to fly into the brand-new airport in Tulum, Mexico starting in 2024.

Several Mexican airports are now under military control as the country’s president pushes to combat corruption and organized crime.

Set to officially open on December 1, Mexico’s newest commercial airport could be a game-changer for the tourism-driven region.

While the new airport was slated for an early 2024 opening, Mexico’s president announced in April that the project will be completed ahead of schedule.

Services will be offered daily and year-round onboard a Boeing 737-800 aircraft from Delta’s Atlanta hub. So far, Delta is the only U.S. airline to announce service.

Several Mexican carriers have started adding or resuming service to U.S. destinations since the country’s air safety rating was recently changed.

Viva Aerobus becomes the first Mexican air carrier to add additional service to the U.S. following a change in the FAA’s safety rating.

The reduction of over 1,000 flights per week at Mexico City International Airport (MEX) is expected to take effect from the beginning of the Northern Winter schedule at the end of October, according to Reuters. News of the Mexican government-imposed reductions this week taking flight numbers down from 52 to 43 per hour has been […]

Step onboard the first flight of a new airline.

Wingo, Copa Holdings’ low-cost airline, has announced that it will suspend its flights between Bogota (BOG) and Mexico City (MEX) starting from April 16. Until then, the company will continue to operate up to three flights per week. The low-cost airline began operations in Mexico on December 1, 2016, when it inaugurated its flights between […]