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Aeroméxico to Launch Six Nonstop Routes From Mexico City

Fatimah Khan
Last updated: 12 November 2026 17:26
By Fatimah Khan
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Aeroméxico is expanding its international network from Mexico City International Airport (MEX) in 2027, announcing six new routes to destinations across the United States and Puerto Rico.

The expansion, which form part of the airline’s commercial partnership with Delta Air Lines, will introduce new connections to Nashville, New Orleans and San Juan in June 2027. The Mexican carrier will also launch three additional routes to California, Florida and Oregon in January.

The new services will strengthen Aeroméxico’s presence in the US market while providing passengers with more direct travel options between Mexico and the rest of North America.

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Aeroméxico to launch three new routes in June

The airline’s June expansion will see Aeromexico launch flights from Mexico City to Nashville International Airport (BNA), Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) and Luis Muños Marín International Airport (SJU) in San Juan.

The Nashville service is scheduled to begin on Jun. 13., 2027, followed by New Orleans on Jun. 17 and San Juan on Jun. 24.. Each route will operate four times a week.

According to the airline, it will be the only carrier offering nonstop services between Mexico City and these three destinations.

Aeroméxico will deploy Embraer 190 aircraft on its Nashville and New Orleans routes, with each aircraft configured to accomodate nearly 100 passengers. Meanwhile, the Mexico City-San Juan service will operate using a larger aircraft, the Boeing 737-8, which has a capacity of 166 passengers.

The introduction of these routes will provide additional connections between Mexico and three new markets.

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Three additional US destinations from January 2027

The June announcements follow Aeroméxico’s earlier plans to expand its US network with three new services beginning in January of 2027.

The airline will introduce daily flights from Mexico City to John Wayne Airport (SNA) in Orange County, California, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) in Florido and Portland International Airport (PDX) in Oregon.

Aeroméxico will also increase its capacity to Texas by introducing a second daily service between Mexico City and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) from June 3, 2027.

With six new routes planned across the first half of 2027, alongside increased frequencies to Austin, the airline is continuing to develop its international network. Its latest expansion will offer passengers additional nonstop connections.

Will Aeroméxico’s latest US expansion attract more passengers and strengthen its position in the competitive North American aviation market?

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