Aeroméxico will offer Mexico’s first direct flights to Jamaica and the Bahamas
With the two new routes, Nassau and Montego Bay join two Dominican Republic cities and Havana, Cuba, as direct Aeroméxico Caribbean destinations, meaning passengers will no longer have to stop over in Panama or the United States. The post Aeroméxico will offer Mexico’s first direct flights to Jamaica and the Bahamas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Aeroméxico has announced the introduction of direct flights from Mexico City to Nassau, Bahamas, and Montego Bay, Jamaica, marking the airline's first nonstop service to these Caribbean destinations. This expansion, set to begin in March 2027, will eliminate the need for travelers to make connections in the United States or Panama to reach the islands.
Aeroméxico's CEO Andrés Conesa emphasized the move as part of the airline's strategy to strengthen its global presence and bring new destinations closer to Mexican passengers. The Mexico City-Montego Bay route will commence operations on March 18, 2027, with flights operating three times a week, while the Mexico City-Nassau service will launch three days later on March 19, also with three weekly flights.
Both routes will be served by a 737 MAX 8 aircraft carrying 166 passengers. Aeroméxico's expansion into the Caribbean follows its existing nonstop connections to other popular destinations in the region, including Punta Cana, Santo Domingo, and Havana. Senior Vice President of Global Sales Giancarlo Mulinelli highlighted the airline's commitment to offering customers enhanced travel options to world-renowned destinations, noting the new routes will provide direct access to a wealth of tourism, culinary, and cultural experiences.
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