Mexico City International Airport

The Mexican carrier's application for a new route to Bogota follows a record year for passenger traffic in Colombia.

The carrier is launching, resuming routes from its major hubs.

Rome will become a new point on the SkyTeam alliance member’s route map from next summer, while Madrid will also receive more flights.

The airport is benefiting from people moving inland from California’s coast, an executive tells Routes.

The agreement opens up new destinations for passengers of both carriers.

The carrier will increase service from JFK to Mexico but is cutting flights to Colombia.

The airline said strong economic ties between the UAE and Israel will drive demand.

After signing an interline agreement, the airlines now hope to deepen their partnership by offering codeshares.

The airline joins Aeromexico, Viva Aerobus and Volaris in confirming plans to serve the new airport.

The agreement comes as Spain seeks to revive its travel and tourism industry, which represented about 14% of the country’s GDP before the pandemic.

The buoyant Colombia-Mexico market continues to grow as carriers launch new routes.

Domestic flights dominated the list of busiest routes in the world during 2021, led by a leisure service in South Korea.

The carriers are asking US and Mexican authorities to allow an antitrust-immunized alliance to commence in the 2023 first quarter.

Routes selects 75 new air services set to start around the world in December 2021, looking at the planned frequency, start date and aircraft to be used.

We reveal the top 20 air routes by region for October 2021.

General director Raul Revuelta Musalem wants to build on the success of Guadalajara’s first route to Europe and opportunities being created by the Cross Border Xpress at Tijuana.

CEO Sean Doyle says BA is ‘seeing the light at the end of a very long tunnel.'

The ULCC intends to open three nonstop routes between El Salvador and the US from next March.

Twenty-three new routes are planned as Star Alliance member continues to restructure its operations.

The agreement with Aeromar covers 10 destinations in Mexico and two in the US.

Managua becomes the fifth Central American destination served by Aeromexico.

Aerocivil has cleared the path for the Mexican ULCCs to enter the Colombian market.

The airline is converting 767 passenger aircraft into freighters for new all-cargo service.

The Spanish carrier plans to operate flights to 18 Latin America destinations in 16 countries from July.

Reservations have opened for two routes to the US city, which has been absent from the airline’s network for nearly 10 years.