Aeromexico
Aeromexico is the largest Mexican airline and has been in operation since 1934. It offers flights into and out of Mexico from more than a dozen major U.S. airports as well as Europe, Asia, Central America and South America. Within Mexico, Aeromexico also serves more than 30 domestic airports and is one of the best options for hopping around the country. Aeromexico also offers vacation packages that can save you substantially on air plus hotel or car combinations.
Aeromexico
aeromexico.com
1-800-AEROMEX (237-6639)
Mexicana
Mexicana airlines has the most flights between the U.S. and Mexico, and also serves London, Madrid and select cities in South and Central America. With international hubs in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Cancun, Mexicana offers travelers daily flights to all three locations. Within Mexico, Mexicana serves most major domestic airports. Mexicana, through several commercial partners, also offers vacation packages that let you design your own itinerary. The website's promotions page features special offers and discounted fares that change seasonally, but you can sign up for an e-newsletter to be updated automatically.
Mexicana
Mexicana.com
1-800-380-8781
Aviasca
Aviasca is a small, Mexico-based airline that flies primarily to 17 major airports within Mexico from Mexico City as well as Las Vegas. Aviasca, used primarily by residents of Mexico, offers several AviascaPasses that allow you to receive a free flight for every four or five tickets purchased. The Aviasca website, is available only in Spanish.
Aviasca
Aviasca.com
011-52-477-788-7070
Volaris
Volaris is another small Mexican airline that mostly offers short flights within Mexico from its hub in Monterrey, although it does also serve Los Angeles and San Francisco, California. Aviasca flies to small airports that are close to cultural treasures, like Urupan, which is close to lake Patzcuaro, an ecological and archaeological treasure in the little-known state of Morelia. Like Aviasca, Volaris is primarily used by Mexicans. Unlike Aviasca, the website is in English and allows you to book a ticket online as well as offers an interactive map of destinations.
Volaris
Volaris.com.mx
Interjet
Interjet is a domestic Mexican airline that operates out of Mexico City and Toluca, a city about 40 miles south of Mexico City. The carrier flies to several state capitals such as Guadalajara, Merida and Monterrey. Interjet offers some great deals on air plus hotel packages through its Spanish language only website that is designed for Mexican natives but can be used to book low-cost, quality accommodations by smart adventure travelers.
Interjet
Interjet.com.mx
Vivaaerobus
Vivaaerobus is another Mexican airline that offers dozens of domestic flights as well as international trips to and from Las Vegas. Vivaaerobus offers a air plus bus service called ViajaFacil that lets you book flights and bus trips together to many smaller towns in Mexico that are close to outdoor destinations. It also offers bus shuttle service between Cuidad Juarez and El Paso, Texas.
Vivaaerobus
Vivaaerobus.com
