Mexicana de Aviación Resumes Flights to Puerto Vallarta, Expanding Air Travel Options

December 29, 2023 / By Ian Hayden Parker

Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In a move set to boost air connectivity to the beloved coastal destination of Puerto Vallarta, Mexicana de Aviación airline is set to resume flights to the city with the promise of enhanced accessibility for travelers. The airline, managed by the Mexican Army, will be offering 174 seats per week on its flights to Puerto Vallarta.

The flights, operated by Boeing B737-800 aircraft, are scheduled to depart from Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) in Mexico City and make their eagerly anticipated return to Puerto Vallarta on Friday, December 29. The addition of this service is expected to bolster air travel options for those seeking to explore this vibrant beach destination.

According to data provided by Mexicana de Aviación, the airline has strategically chosen to operate flights to Puerto Vallarta on Fridays and Sundays, significantly increasing the frequency of air interconnection to the city. This initiative aligns with Puerto Vallarta’s efforts to facilitate tourism, particularly as travelers seek to savor the final rays of sunshine in 2023 at this captivating destination.

Luis Villaseñor Nolasco, the director of the Public Trust for Tourism Promotion of Puerto Vallarta, expressed enthusiasm about Mexicana de Aviación’s return to the city, stating, “Mexicana arrives at a time when people are coming to enjoy the last rays of sunshine in 2023 at this destination and offering greater air travel to Vallarta.”

The resumption of Mexicana de Aviación flights to Puerto Vallarta is poised to provide a welcome boost to both local tourism and the convenience of travelers, further solidifying the city’s status as a sought-after destination for those seeking sun, sand, and vibrant cultural experiences.

This development marks a positive step forward in Puerto Vallarta’s ongoing efforts to promote tourism and foster economic growth, offering visitors increased accessibility and choice when planning their trips to this picturesque Mexican paradise.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a move set to boost air connectivity to the beloved coastal destination of Puerto Vallarta, Mexicana de Aviación airline . . .

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