Aeroméxico Suspends Flights to Tulum Due to Market Conditions. Aeroméxico has officially suspended its operations to Tulum (Mexico), operating its final flight on the route on September 30, 2026. The Mexican carrier stated that the decision was driven by current market conditions and forms part of a broader strategy to optimize overall network performance.
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The move marks a temporary exit from Tulum‘s Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport, where the airline had established service to expand connectivity across the Riviera Maya. Aeroméxico emphasized that it continuously evaluates its route network to adapt to market demand, though no return date has been established.
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This decision reflects a broader trend among carriers serving the destination. Volaris similarly announced a temporary suspension of its Tulum flights starting January 7, 2027, citing rising operational costs and lower load factors. Despite these withdrawals, Tulum‘s airport maintains ongoing commercial operations through other domestic and international airlines.
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