Aeromexico to Increase Routes to the EU, Asia
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Aeromexico to Increase Routes to the EU, Asia

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Emilio Aristegui By Emilio Aristegui | Junior Journalist and Industry Analyst - Tue, 11/15/2022 - 21:02

Aeroméxico announced that it will strengthen its presence in the EU with new flights in 2023, as the airline plans to operate the most flights between Mexico and the EU in its history.

“Adding a new destination to its global network, Aeroméxico will operate three weekly non-stop flights on the route Mexico City-Rome, increasing to five by June 1. Customers will not only have direct access to the "Eternal City", but they will also be able to make connections to other destinations in Italy such as Milan, Turin, Genoa, Venice, Florence, Naples, Catania and Bologna,” reads Aeroméxico’s press release. 

The airline will provide more frequencies to Madrid from Monterrey and Guadalajara. Following the addition of these routes, Aeroméxico will have a record-breaking operation between Mexico and the EU, with 54 weekly non-stop flights during the summer months of 2023 to: Madrid, London, Amsterdam, Paris and Rome. 

Aeroméxico will also expand its flights from Guadalajara and Monterrey to Madrid from three to five times a week on March 27, 2023. The airline already provides 20 weekly flights from Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey to the Spanish capital, which will increase to 28 weekly flights by June 2023. 

“With the new flights, Aeroméxico’s offer to the European continent will increase by more than 20 percent compared to the summer of 2022, operating 54 weekly frequencies between Mexico and the EU. It is the largest operation in the history of the company between our country and the "Old Continent", flying with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the safest, most modern, efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft,” reads Aeroméxico’s press release. 

Aeroméxico will also reactivate its Mexico City-Tokyo route, adding Asia back to its network after a three-year delay. The flight to the Japanese capital will open up connectivity options in the Asian continent and vice versa. 

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