Airlines

Mexicana de Aviación - airline information

Mexicana is Mexico's leading international air carrier and it is part of the Star Alliance.

The company plays an important role on the Central American market.

Mexicana is concentrating on serving the Americas, exploiting the tremendous potential of the tourism there.

The airline is the 4th oldest one in the World, established in 1921.

Recently Iberia Airlines and wanted to buy Mexicana and Aeroméxico, but the idea was rejected by Mexicana's owners.

General company information...
Official name:	Mexicana de Aviación
Slogan:	-
IATA designator:	MX
ICAO designator:	MXA
Headquarters:	Ciudád de Mexico/Mexico City, Mexico
Alliance:	Star Alliance
Destinations...
Hubs:	Ciudád de Mexico/Mexico City International Airport - Ciudád de Mexico/Mexico City, Mexico
Focus cities, regions, secondary hubs:	Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport Guadalajara - Guadalajara, Mexico Cancún International Airport - Cancún, Mexico
Number of destinations:	48
Fleet & flights-related...
Fleet size:	65
Aircraft types used:	Airbus A318, Airbus A319, Airbus A320 Boeing 757, Boeing 767
Accidents & incidents:	-
Passengers-related...
Number of passengers:	-
Classes:	-
Frequent flyer program:	Frecuenta
Other important issues: - Mexicana is the 4th oldest air carrier in the World

Mexicana serves 65 destinations currently.

The company has expressed its intention to start operating on new routes to the USA.

Mexicana previously owned MD, DC and Fokker planes, now its fleet is exclusively built-up of Boeing and Airbus jets.

Types used are: Airbus A318, Airbus A319, Airbus A320 and Boeing 757, Boeing 767.

Being part of the Star Alliance, Mexicana has access to a wide network across the World. More destinations, more connection possibilities.

Code-share agreements:

Here are Mexicana's code-share partners:

Air New Zealand

American Airlines

Avianca

Cathay Pacific Airways

Iberia

Japan Airlines

LAN Airlines

Lufthansa

Qantas

Last modified/updated: June 27, 2007