Aeromexico launches flights to Guadalajara from Paris

Mexican airline Aeromexico is to add a third destination departing from Paris: Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco state and the country's second city.
An Aeromexico Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (Photo: Aeromexico)

With a population of 1.4 million within its urban boundaries and more than 4 million in its metropolitan area, the city of Guadalajara in Mexico is de facto a major economic and tourism centre of the country. These are strengths that explain the launch by Aeromexico of a direct connection from Paris CDG. 

The future Guadalajara-Paris route will be launched on 13 April 2027, with three flights a week. This route will become Aeromexico's second non-stop connection between Guadalajara and Europe, following the current flight to Madrid.

With this new route, Aeromexico will offer 13 non-stop weekly flights between Mexico and Paris during the summer of 2027. In addition to Guadalajara, the French capital will also be directly connected to Mexico City and Monterrey.

This will be the largest offer ever put forward by Aeromexico to Paris, confirming the airline's desire to strengthen its presence on the French market and, more broadly, its network between Mexico and Europe.

Alongside this new route, Aeromexico confirms the launch of its Mexico City–Milan service starting on 28 March 2027, with four weekly flights.

Milan will thus become the airline's second Italian destination after Rome. The two routes will enable Aeromexico to operate a total of 10 non-stop weekly flights between Mexico City and Italy.

The airline thus directly serves Mexico from Madrid, London, Amsterdam, Rome, Barcelona, Paris CDG and soon Milan-Malpensa. This year, Aeromexico has inaugurated its Barcelona stopover from Mexico City and the Paris-Monterrey route.