Aeromexico Plans to Launch Flights to Caracas in Q1 2027 and Evaluates Making Santiago Seasonal Route Year-Round

Aeromexico plans to launch scheduled operations to Caracas, Venezuela, starting in the first quarter of 2027, following a delay to its initial timeline caused by an earthquake. The announcement was confirmed by Chief Executive Officer Andrés Conesa, who also noted that the carrier is evaluating upgrading its seasonal route between Mexico City and Santiago de Chile to year-round service.

Rescheduling the Venezuela Route for 2027

Speaking at the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) forum held in Mexico, the airline’s chief executive outlined the status of the carrier’s planned expansion into the Venezuelan market:

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Chilean Market and the Impact of the Boeing 787 Retrofit Program

During the same event, the executive addressed the status of the route linking Mexico City International Airport with Santiago de Chile, a service operated strictly on a seasonal basis to date.

Key factors shaping capacity to the Southern Cone include:

Through these network and fleet adjustments, Aeromexico continues to reshape its South American footprint, earmarking the first quarter of 2027 as the key milestone for its Caracas launch while preparing for a sustained return to the Chilean capital.

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