Aeromexico launched its annual seasonal service between Mexico City and Denver, catering to customers and skiers traveling to the winter destination of Denver. In response to growing demand, the carrier will offer a second non-stop flight between the two cities on Dec. 8, with plans to operate the additional flight through Jan. 11, 2016.
The route operates with Boeing 737-700 and 737-800 aircraft, featuring 124 and 160 seats, respectively, including 12 and 16 seats in Aeromexico’s business class, Clase Premier.
In 2014, Aeromexico carried 24,000 passengers to Denver, making it the airline’s 16th destination in the United States as the carrier continues to provide connectivity to all of its seasonal destinations.
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