Aeromexico to operate a third destination from Mexico City’s new airport
As of May 1st, Aeromexico will fly to Puerto Vallarta not only from the Mexico City Airport (AICM), but also from the Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) with four weekly frequencies, in order to complement its operation in said air terminal.
→ Aeromexico exits Chapter 11 of U.S. Bankruptcy Law.
The adjustments in Aeromexico’s operation from AIFA will be as follows:
Merida: seven weekly frequencies (Monday to Sunday).
Puerto Vallarta: four weekly frequencies (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday).
Villahermosa: three weekly frequencies (Monday, Wednesday and Saturday).
Flights from the AICM to these destinations are operated daily and in May will be as follows:
Merida: 67 weekly frequencies.
Puerto Vallarta: 42 weekly frequencies.
Villahermosa: 40 weekly frequencies.
With these additions, Aeromexico’s AICM and AIFA operations now offer more than 223,000 seats per month to and from these destinations.
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