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AEROMEXICO, THE AIRLINE SERVING THE LARGEST NUMBER OF CITIES FROM ITS HUB
79 destinations from its Mexico City hub
Mexico City Hub (Source: Photo by Cristiano Spazzali)
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Aeromexico has become the leader in the number of routes served from a hub in Latin America. The carrier secured this leadership position thanks to its latest current domestic and international routes, plus the new destinations coming soon
Mexico City, October 12, 2015. Aeromexico, Mexico´s global airline, has become the airline serving the largest number of routes from a hub in Latin America, according to OAG Schedules Analysers, the world's leading provider of aviation industry tools analysts need to identify trends, spot commercial opportunities and monitor competitor activity.
With service to 79 destinations from its Mexico City hub, Aeromexico now ranks above other major airlines worldwide, thanks to the recent addition of nine domestic and international destinations from Mexico City, including Medellin in Colombia, Panama City, Toronto in Canada and Boston, Sacramento and Ontario in the United States.
With service to 79 destinations from its Mexico City hub, Aeromexico now ranks above other major airlines worldwide, thanks to the recent addition of nine domestic and international destinations from Mexico City, including Medellin in Colombia, Panama City, Toronto in Canada and Boston, Sacramento and Ontario in the United States.
This growth also includes Aeromexico´s new service to Querétaro and Cozumel added in October, and Vancouver, which the carrier will begin to serve next December, to close the year with 80 destinations in its route network.
Aeromexico thus confirms its commitment to providing more and better network connectivity from Mexico City, consolidating its global leadership by offering connections to more than 80 domestic and international destinations including 46 cities in Mexico, 16 in the United States, 15 in Latin America, three in Canada, three in Europe and two in Asia.
Aeromexico thus confirms its commitment to providing more and better network connectivity from Mexico City, consolidating its global leadership by offering connections to more than 80 domestic and international destinations including 46 cities in Mexico, 16 in the United States, 15 in Latin America, three in Canada, three in Europe and two in Asia.
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