Aeroméxico Adds Paris and Milan to Its European Network for Summer 2027. Aeroméxico is significantly boosting its transatlantic connectivity between Mexico and Europe with the announcement of two new international routes scheduled to launch in 2027. The Mexican flag carrier will inaugurate direct non-stop flights linking Guadalajara with Paris and Mexico City with Milan, expanding travel choices for both business and leisure passengers across both continents. The Guadalajara to Paris service will commence on April 13, 2027, operating three weekly frequencies on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. This marks Aeroméxico‘s second direct transatlantic connection out of Guadalajara, complementing its existing daily non-stop service to Madrid.
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Additionally, the new route between Mexico City and Milan will begin operations on March 28, 2027, featuring four weekly frequencies on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Milan will become Aeroméxico‘s second Italian gateway after Rome, bringing the airline’s total offering between Mexico City and Italy to ten weekly direct flights. The addition of both routes aims to strengthen commercial, cultural, and tourism ties between Mexico and key European markets, offering direct access to global hubs renowned for art, fashion, and business innovation.
With these upcoming services, Aeroméxico will operate the largest European network in its history during the summer 2027 season, encompassing seven destinations across 11 distinct routes and offering more than 75 weekly flights per direction. Passengers will also benefit from onward connections through the SkyTeam alliance to destinations throughout Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Giancarlo Mulinelli, Senior Vice President of Global Sales at Aeroméxico, highlighted that this expansion solidifies the airline’s leadership position in the transatlantic market between Mexico and Europe while providing enhanced travel choices for its customer base.
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