Aeromexico flights

The Mexican airline Aeromexico is the flag carrier of the country and has its base in Mexico City, where they also have one of their major hubs. The others are located in Guadalajara and Monterrey. Aeromexico is first and foremost an active operator in North and South America, while they also offer connections to some parts of Europe. They are also a founding member of the global airline alliance SkyTeam.

Re-launch

Flights with Aeromexico from Seoul to Mexico City will resume on Apr 1

New route Flights from Mexico City to Durango with Aeromexico are now available

New airline Travel to Durango from Mexico City with Aeromexico

Re-launch Flights from MEX to Seoul with Aeromexico will resume on March 30

New route Aeromexico opens flights to Colima from Mexico City

New route New flights! Explore Mexico City with Aeromexico from Durango

New route Fly with Aeromexico from CLQ to Mexico City

New airline Mexico City-Colima flights now available with Aeromexico

New airline New route. Fly to Mexico City with Aeromexico from Durango

New airline Aeromexico launches flights to Mexico City from Colima

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Aeromexico airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Aeromexico at MEX route map — #1 **Mexico City (MEX)**
7,754 flights

Aeromexico at GDL route map — #2 **Guadalajara (GDL)**
745 flights

Aeromexico at MTY route map — #3 **Monterrey (MTY)**
599 flights

Aeromexico at CUN route map — #4 **Cancun (CUN)**
522 flights

Aeromexico at NLU route map — #5 **Mexico City (NLU)**
496 flights

Aeromexico at MID route map — #6 **Merida (MID)**
268 flights

Aeromexico at TIJ route map — #7 **Tijuana (TIJ)**
259 flights

Aeromexico at OAX route map — #8 **Oaxaca (OAX)**
214 flights

Aeromexico at VER route map — #9 **Veracruz (VER)**
191 flights

Aeromexico at QRO route map — #10 **Queretaro (QRO)**
190 flights

#11 **Puerto Vallarta (PVR)**
177 flights

Aeromexico at PVR route map — #11 **Puerto Vallarta (PVR)**
177 flights

Aeromexico at LAX route map — #12 **Los Angeles (LAX)**
175 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.