Viva Aerobus started operations of 5 new routes from Mexico City (AIFA)
Viva Aerobus continues to expand its operations at the new Mexico City Airport (AIFA) with the launch of five routes this month: Chihuahua, Huatulco, Nuevo Laredo, Reynosa and Tampico.
Flights to Chihuahua, Reynosa and Nuevo Laredo began on January 8, while the route to Huatulco began on Wednesday and today the service to Tampico begins operations.
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This year, Viva Aerobus is expected to offer more than 4.5 million seats from the new airport. These new routes reiterate the airline’s commitment to its growth strategy, which seeks to improve connectivity between the center of Mexico and the rest of the country.
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