Aeromexico will be offering six weekly flights between Managua and Mexico City, which thus becomes the airline's sixth destination in Central America and its 16th in Latin America.
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA – Aeromexico, Mexico’s global airline, announces the beginning of its new service with six weekly flights between Managua and Mexico City.
The addition of Managua to the carrier’s growing destination network means that the airline will now be operating flights to its sixth destination in Central America and its 16th in Latin America, as it continues connecting passengers to more destinations worldwide.
This new route will serve to strengthen bilateral trade, and economic and tourist relations between these two capital cities based on Mexico’s position as the third largest investor in Nicaragua, which is also the country’s second top export country in Latin America.
These six weekly flights offered by Aeromexico will be operated with Embraer 170 aircraft with 76 passenger seats.
While bringing Nicaraguans passengers closer to Mexico City, Aeromexico’s global destination network will also connect travelers to major cities in the United States and Canada such as Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Montreal, New York, San Francisco and Washington, as well as more than 40 leading destinations in Mexico, three in Europe, two in Asia and two in Canada.
With this new service, Aeromexico will be able to carry more than 900 clients a week, underscoring the airline’s commitment to keep meeting the needs of its passengers, satisfying the demand of the markets it serves and continuing to position itself as the most prominent airline in the region.
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