Aeroméxico and Delta Air Lines have announced a significant expansion of their transborder network, introducing three new direct routes connecting Mexico City to United States destinations.
Beginning in June 2027, the alliance will launch service to Nashville, Tennessee; New Orleans, Louisiana; and San Juan, Puerto Rico, each operating with four weekly frequencies.
This strategic growth is designed to strengthen connectivity for both business and leisure travelers, bringing the joint network to a total of 30 destinations between Mexico City and the United States.
New Routes Launch in June 2027 Using Embraer and Boeing Aircraft
The rollout of the new services will take place throughout June 2027, utilizing Embraer 190 and Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft to manage capacity across the routes:
- Nashville: Operations begin June 13 from Mexico City and June 14 from Nashville, utilizing Embraer 190 aircraft with a 99-passenger capacity.
- New Orleans: Service starts in both directions on June 17, also operated by Embraer 190 aircraft.
- San Juan: Flights commence June 24 from Mexico City and June 25 from Puerto Rico, utilizing Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft with a 166-passenger capacity.
Increased Capacity in Texas
Beyond the new destinations, Aeroméxico is enhancing its presence in Texas by adding a second daily frequency to its Mexico City-Austin route. This service increase is scheduled to begin on June 3, 2027, from Mexico City and June 4 from Austin, utilizing the Boeing 737 MAX 8.
With this addition, the airline will operate six daily flights between the Mexican capital and various Texas destinations, including existing service to Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio. The airline has emphasized that this expansion is intended to facilitate easier travel between major economic and tourism hubs in North America.
