Overview
- Aeroméxico halted new U.S. route launches for 2026 and is redirecting near‑term growth to Latin America and Europe while Mexico–U.S. talks continue on restoring 13 revoked or suspended routes.
- The carrier cited cancellations tied to the DOT order, including planned AIFA services to Houston and McAllen and a Puerto Rico flight, and flagged upcoming non‑U.S. routes such as Monterrey–Paris and Mexico City–Barcelona, Quito and Tegucigalpa.
- Cirium’s 2025 review ranked Aeroméxico the world’s most punctual airline at 90.02% and placed Mexico City’s AICM third among large airports at 86.55%, gains officials attribute to SEMAR’s slot reordering and stricter compliance.
- AICM maintained top‑three punctuality for a second year as it reduced operations to ease congestion, recording 297,161 movements in 2025 during ongoing terminal remodeling.
- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico raised its average TUA about 5% for 2026 and will invest 13,000 million pesos this year, with Guadalajara preparing for 500,000–700,000 extra World Cup passengers by mobilizing up to 4,000 staff, advancing Terminal 2 works and adding new access roads.