Aeromexico Inaugurates New Route Between Monterrey and Paris
Aeromexico launched direct operations between Monterrey International Airport and Paris, France, this Monday. This new connection not only expands the airline’s international offerings but also solidifies Monterrey as the primary connection hub in Northern Mexico, positioning the state of Nuevo Leon as a strategic point for international tourism and investment.
Consolidating Monterrey as an International Hub
The addition of this direct flight to the French capital joins an expanding network that already includes key destinations such as New York, Toronto, and Vancouver. With this inclusion, the airport now offers a total of 64 direct flights to various destinations.
Ricardo Dueñas, CEO of OMA Aeropuertos, highlighted that this route reinforces the Monterrey terminal’s role as the most important aviation hub in the northern part of the country. Less than two months away from the start of the 2026 World Cup, this opening is essential to bolster strategic connectivity between Mexico and the European continent.
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Operational Details: Schedules and Frequencies
The route will operate with three weekly frequencies via a non-stop service. The established flight schedules for this operation are as follows:
- From Monterrey: Departures on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 15:15 hours, arriving in Paris at 09:45 hours the following day.
- From Paris: Departures on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays at 12:00 hours, landing in Monterrey at 15:30 hours.
Capacity and Aircraft
The service is operated using Boeing 787 Dreamliner equipment, a state-of-the-art aircraft designed for long-haul transatlantic routes. This model allows Aeromexico to offer a capacity of 1,500 weekly seats on this route.
The aircraft configuration for this flight accommodates 268 passengers:
- Premier Class: 36 seats
- Economy Class: 232 seats
With the implementation of this flight to Paris, Aeromexico integrates Monterrey into its long-haul transatlantic destination network, which already includes cities such as Madrid, Tokyo, Seoul, and Amsterdam.
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