Aeromexico will resume operations to Mexico City as of April 1 with five weekly flights, using its Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. This represents a monthly offer of more than 9 thousand seats. The airline has been operating in London since 2012.

The United Kingdom is one of the most relevant global investors for Mexico and an important source of visitors. Customers traveling from London to Mexico City can connect with more than 42 destinations operated by the airline within the country.

Giancarlo Mulinelli, Senior Vice President of Global Sales said: “We celebrate our return to London Heathrow International Airport, which is one of our customers’ preferred routes for business and leisure travel. We resume service with our best airplanes, and we are sure that we will continue connecting Mexico with Europe offering the best service and the highest health and hygiene protocols.”

Aeromexico connects Europe with six direct routes from London, Madrid, Amsterdam, and Paris to Mexico City. Thus, the company is now adding more than 330 flights with an offer of almost 90 thousand seats per month.
Heathrow Chief Commercial Officer, Ross Baker said: “We are delighted to welcome Aeromexico back to Heathrow so that our passengers can get back to visiting the fantastic destinations Mexico has to offer. With travel restrictions easing and the airline resuming five flights a week to Mexico City, passengers now have more choice and businesses can go back to developing stronger trade links with one of the largest emerging markets in the world. Almost half of UK-Mexico trade totaling £1.5 billion traveled through Heathrow in 2019, so the return of Aeromexico is a great platform to start rebuilding that success.”