Aeroméxico plans to begin nonstop San Juan–Mexico City flights on June 24, 2027, connecting Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) with Mexico City International Airport (MEX) four times a week. The airline opened ticket sales on November 9, according to Puerto Rico’s Tourism Company. Aviation Week reported the specific first-flight date and weekly frequency.

What travelers can expect from the route

The new service restores a direct option between Puerto Rico and Mexico’s capital after an earlier launch plan was disrupted. In October 2025, the U.S. Department of Transportation revoked approvals for 13 routes operated by Mexican airlines, including the then-planned San Juan–Mexico City connection. The route is now back on Aeroméxico’s 2027 schedule.

Four weekly flights add a nonstop choice for travelers whose dates match the operating pattern, while Mexico City can also serve as a connection point for onward journeys on Aeroméxico and partner networks. Puerto Rico’s Tourism Company estimates the route will add more than 34,500 seats a year; that is a government projection, not a guarantee of future demand or service levels.

A current fare snapshot—and its limits

When checked on November 12, Aeroméxico’s Mexico-market booking page showed a round trip from Mexico City to San Juan for July 2–11, 2027, from MXN 8,626. The airline labels displayed fares as recently available and warns they may no longer be offered; the price may be for restrictive Basic Economy and does not necessarily include checked baggage or optional services. Treat it as a dated snapshot, then confirm the total for your own dates and baggage needs before booking.

Check the operating days before you book

The published route information confirms four weekly frequencies and a June 24 start, but does not give confirmed departure times or the full weekly pattern. Search Aeroméxico’s booking calendar for your dates and check the itinerary shown at checkout; airline schedules can change before a new route begins. Travelers can follow TheGlobuzz’s Travel coverage for future schedule updates and practical planning news.

Sources: Puerto Rico Tourism Company announcement; Aviation Week route schedule reporting; El Nuevo Día reporting on the route’s history; Reuters on the 2025 route approvals; Aeroméxico booking page and fare conditions.