Aeroméxico plans to resume Caracas flights from Mexico City. Aeroméxico announced its intention to resume operations to Caracas as part of the airline’s international expansion strategy and efforts to strengthen connectivity across South America. The new route will connect Mexico City with Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía using Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, one of the most modern and fuel-efficient aircraft types in the carrier’s fleet. Operations are expected to begin in October 2026, subject to government approval.
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With the potential return of this service, Aeroméxico aims to strengthen commercial, tourism, and cultural ties between Mexico and Venezuela while expanding nonstop travel options between both countries. Giancarlo Mulinelli, Senior Vice President of Global Sales at the airline, stated that the planned relaunch of the route represents an important step in the company’s international growth strategy, helping meet market demand while offering more travel alternatives to South America.
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Currently, Aeroméxico operates flights to several South American destinations, including Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, and Argentina. If approved, the Caracas service would become the airline’s tenth route in South America, further strengthening its position in the Latin American market. Additionally, the return of nonstop flights between Mexico City and Caracas would contribute to the gradual recovery of Venezuela’s international air connectivity, as several airlines continue restoring services to the country.
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