Flights to Mexico

Flights to Mexico

Mexico has a total of 59 airports, 9 of which handle intercontinental flights, 38 of these airports handle international flights. Currently, 57 airports offer domestic flights. 21 of these airports exclusively serve domestic flights. All airports in Mexico together handle 31,768 flights this month, departing from 193 airports in 33 countries, operated by 61 different airlines — including 18 low-cost carriers. You can fly to Mexico in Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class and First Class.

FlightConnections provides all the information you need to plan your flight to Mexico. Airports, destinations, routes and schedules are all clearly displayed on our interactive flight map. If you prefer a list view, the sections below with available departure and arrival airports might be useful. Looking to see which countries offer direct connections? You'll find that information further down, along with all airlines flying to Mexico.

For a more comfortable journey, explore the Business Class and First Class sections on this page. You can also use the Class filter to choose your cabin class and see routes clearly displayed on the flight map. If you'd like to travel with an alliance, you can do so with Oneworld, Star Alliance or SkyTeam. Simply use the Alliance filter to display their specific routes on the map.

Destinations in Mexico

Explore Mexico!

Discover all 59 destinations in Mexico. The most popular airports are in Mexico City, Cancún, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Tijuana, San José del Cabo, Puerto Vallarta and Mexico City Santa Lucia. Collectively, the top 8 airports in these cities handle over 73% of all arriving flights this month.

Below is the full list of destinations in Mexico, ranked by popularity based on the number of flights each airport handles. If you're interested in flying to any of these destinations, simply click it to view all routes, airlines, and flight schedules.

Airlines flying to Mexico

When planning your trip to Mexico, you have several airline options to consider. A total of 61 airlines offer direct flights to the country — including 18 low-cost carriers. Major airlines include Aeromexico, VivaAerobus and Volaris. Together they operate more than half (70%) of all scheduled flights in March.

Below is an overview of the airlines that offer their services, ranked by popularity. If you are mainly interested in low-cost carriers, check out the next section a little further down this page.

Low-cost carriers flying to Mexico

To find cheap airfare, consider flights operated by one of the airlines listed below when planning your trip. At the moment, there are 18 budget airlines to choose from. If you're looking for affordable flights, VivaAerobus and Volaris provide the widest range of route options. They serve 84% of all flights operated by low-cost airlines.

What is the best time to visit Mexico?

The best time to visit Mexico depends on the destination you want to visit. Because Mexico has destinations with multiple climate types (6 in total), the ideal time to visit will differ per region. However, considering most destinations and their weather, the best time to explore Mexico as a whole is from January to December (all year round). In the sections below, you can find the ideal visiting time for each specific destination. We've categorized them by climate type to help you plan your trip and to visit Mexico at the best time of the year!

🌴  Tropical destinations

The tropical spots in Mexico are famous for their consistently warm temperatures, ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F) throughout the year, along with high humidity and rainfall, especially in rainforest and monsoon areas.

Mexico is located North of the equator so the dry season starts in November and ends in April, which makes this period the best to visit the tropical destinations. In these months it is mainly dry, while in the wet season there can be long periods of rain. Humidity and temperatures are high all year round. As of today, you can fly directly to 26 tropical destinations, which can be found below:

🌐 North of the equator

☀️  Hot Mediterranean destinations

The Mediterranean regions of Mexico are cherished for their warm, dry summers, where temperatures often exceed 30°C (86°F). In some inland areas, temperatures can rise even higher, sometimes reaching 40°C (104°F) or more while their mild winters see a bit of rain. This delightful climate, combined with beautiful landscapes and sun-filled lifestyle attract visitors from around the globe.

Mexico has 16 Hot Mediterranean destinations that you can fly to. The destinations listed below are attractive to visit all year round, but they are best visited in spring (March-May) and fall (September-November) when temperatures are pleasantly warm, especially since summers can get very hot in these regions.

🏜️  Desert destinations

Typically, desert locations in Mexico experience hot days with temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F) and cooler nights. With minimal rainfall, these areas are known for their extreme weather, breathtaking views, and the cultural traditions of the people who live there. Even with the tough living conditions, they offer a remarkable combination of adventure, peace, and stunning beauty, making them fascinating spots to discover.

Mexico has 8 desert destinations where you can fly to. The destinations listed below can be visited all year round, but it is best to avoid the summer months as it can get extremely hot. That's why it is best to visit these destinations from September to May.

🌺  Subtropical destinations

The subtropical destinations in Mexico are known for their year-round warmth — with temperatures that often exceed 30°C (86°F). Destinations are characterized by vibrant cities, diverse ecosystems, and outdoor activities. Whether it's relaxing by the water, exploring lush forests, or enjoying urban culture, subtropical regions provide a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and leisure.

At present, you can fly to 6 subtropical destinations. These destinations can be visited all year round but are best to visit in the dry season from late September to November or from February to early May. During this period, temperatures are still pleasant because of the warm and long summer while precipitation is limited as the wet season is over.

🌺 💦  Humid Subtropical destinations

The Humid Subtropical or Warm Temperate destinations in Mexico have hot, humid summers — with temperatures around 30°C (86°F) — and mild to cool winters, with year-round rainfall that often peaks during the summer months. These places are known for their lively cities, diverse natural landscapes, and a wide range of outdoor activities.

Mexico has 2 Warm Temperate / Humid Subtropical destinations that you can fly to. Although those destinations can be visited throughout the year, it is recommended to visit from April to June, or from August to October.

🌳 🍂  Warm Continental destinations

Warm Continental destinations in Mexico experience summer temperatures that vary from 20°C to 28°C (68°F to 82°F), with occasional heatwaves bringing even higher temperatures. Winters are generally cold and snowy, with average temperatures falling between -5°C and 0°C (23°F to 32°F). Travelers can enjoy the vibrant colors of autumn, ski during the winter months, and enjoy the mild to warm temperatures in towns and cities during summer, taking in the unique beauty that each season offers.

There's only 1 Warm Continental destination in Mexico that you can fly to. The best time to visit this destination is from late spring till the end of summer, with pleasant temperatures from May to August. Winters here get cold, with frost in almost every winter month, from November to March. As snowfall is common here, the mountainous areas with this climate are ideal for winter sports, making them great spots to visit during winter too!

Countries with direct flights to Mexico

From which countries can you fly non-stop?

Below is a list of all 32 countries that have non-stop flights to Mexico, including the number of airports that offer those flights:

Airports with direct flights to Mexico

This section is ideal for finding the best airport to start your trip to Mexico. All airports with direct flights are listed below, ranked by popularity. Currently, 136 airports across 32 countries and 4 continents offer direct flights to 59 airports in Mexico.

Flying First Class to Mexico

Which airports offer First Class flights?

If you're looking for a luxurious flight, you can choose to depart from a total of 2 airports (located in 2 different countries) , and arrive at Mexico City (the only First Class airport in Mexico). Discover below all airports that have First Class options:

Departure airports with First Class flights

First Class airports in Mexico

Flying Business Class to Mexico

Where can you fly to in Business Class?

In total, there are 145 airports across 31 countries that provide business class flights to Mexico. As of today, you can arrive at 50 airports in Business Class.

Departure airports with Business Class flights

Business Class airports in Mexico

Domestic flights across Mexico

With a total of 522 domestic routes, there are many flights within Mexico that make it easy to travel around the country. Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Tijuana and Cancún have the most domestic connections, helpful to know when planning your trip.

VivaAerobus and Volaris together operate more than half (65%) of all domestic flights in Mexico, a total of 13,103 flights this month. The list below provides you with a lot more information, from interesting statistics to an overview of all domestic routes.

International flights from North America to Mexico

There are 100 cities spread across 12 countries in North America that offer international flights to Mexico. Those cities offer direct flights to one of 38 airports in the country. As of today the best direct connections out of North America are from United States, Canada and Panama.

The 2 most popular international airports are Cancún and Mexico City Airport, which together handle more than half (51%) of all incoming international flights to the country. The majority of those flights are operated by 7 airlines: American Airlines, United Airlines, Volaris, Aeromexico, Delta, WestJet and Southwest Airlines.

Currently, 13 low-cost carriers out of 34 airlines offer direct flights on a total of 402 international routes from North America.

In the following sections we provide detailed information on the available routes from every country with non-stop flights and (if available) stopover flights:

Flights from United States to Mexico

From United States you can fly non-stop from 60 airports, and visit any of the 37 destinations in Mexico. In total there are 285 direct routes from United States, operated by 18 different airlines — including 7 low-cost carriers.

United States to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 354 airports in United States offer flights to 38 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Canada to Mexico

You can fly non-stop from 27 airports in Canada, and visit any of the 17 destinations in Mexico. In total there are 88 direct routes from Canada, operated by 6 different airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (WestJet and Flair Airlines).

Canada to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 90 airports in Canada offer flights to 25 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Panama to Mexico

From Panama you can fly non-stop from Panama City Airport, and visit any of the 5 destinations in Mexico. In total there are 5 direct routes from Panama, operated by 2 different airlines — Copa Airlines and Aeromexico.

Panama to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 4 airports in Panama offer flights to 10 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Cuba to Mexico

From Cuba you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and visit any of the 5 destinations in Mexico. In total there are 6 direct routes from Cuba, operated by 5 different airlines — including VivaAerobus, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Cuba to Mexico with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 7 airports in Cuba offer flights to 18 destinations in Mexico that require just one stop:

Flights from Guatemala to Mexico

From Guatemala you can fly non-stop from Guatemala City Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Mexico. In total there are 2 direct routes from Guatemala, operated by 5 different airlines — including 3 low-cost carriers.

Guatemala to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Guatemala offer flights to 2 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Costa Rica to Mexico

From Costa Rica you can fly non-stop from San José Airport, and arrive at 4 different destinations in Mexico. In total there are 4 direct routes from Costa Rica, operated by 5 different airlines — including 3 low-cost carriers.

Costa Rica to Mexico with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 11 airports in Costa Rica offer flights to 31 destinations in Mexico that require just one stop:

Flights from Dominican Republic to Mexico

From Dominican Republic you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and visit any of the 3 destinations in Mexico. In total there are 5 direct routes from Dominican Republic, operated by 3 different airlines — including Arajet, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Dominican Republic to Mexico with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 5 airports in Dominican Republic offer flights to 22 destinations in Mexico that require just one stop:

Flights from El Salvador to Mexico

From El Salvador you can fly non-stop from San Salvador Airport, and arrive at 2 different destinations in Mexico. In total there are 2 direct routes from El Salvador, operated by 4 different airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (Volaris and Volaris El Salvador).

Flights from Honduras to Mexico

From Honduras you can fly non-stop from 2 airports, and arrive at the only destination in Mexico: Mexico City. In total there are 2 direct routes from Honduras, operated by Aeromexico.

Honduras to Mexico with a stopover

If you consider a stopover, then there are more airports available: 3 airports in Honduras offer flights to 26 destinations in Mexico that require just one stop:

Flights from Belize to Mexico

From Belize you can fly non-stop from Belize City Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Mexico: Cancún. This is the only non-stop flight route from Belize to Mexico, operated by Tropic Air.

Belize to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 7 airports in Belize offer flights to Cancún Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Nicaragua to Mexico

From Nicaragua you can fly non-stop from Managua Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Mexico: Mexico City. This is the only non-stop flight route from Nicaragua to Mexico, operated by Aeromexico.

Nicaragua to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 3 airports in Nicaragua offer flights to Mexico City Airport with a single stop:

Flights from Jamaica to Mexico

From Jamaica you can fly non-stop from Montego Bay Airport, and arrive at the only destination in Mexico: Cancún. This is the only non-stop flight route from Jamaica to Mexico, operated by 2 different airlines — including TUI Fly, which is usually the most budget-friendly.

Jamaica to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Jamaica offer flights to 17 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Intercontinental flights to Mexico

There are 3 continents beyond North America that have direct flights to Mexico. A total of 20 different countries across Asia, Europe and South America offer flights to the country. With 66 direct flight routes, connecting 36 intercontinental airports to 9 destinations, Mexico is well-connected to various parts of the world. 33 different airlines (of which 7 are low-cost) are operating these long-haul flights.

Countries outside North America with excellent flight connections to Mexico include: Colombia, Spain, Peru, United Kingdom and France.

All intercontinental flights can be found below — arranged by continent, country and departure airport.

Non-stop flights from South America to Mexico

From South America, 7 countries have direct flights to Mexico. 22 non-stop routes are available, operated by 10 airlines — 3 of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from Colombia to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Colombia you can do so from 4 airports. You will arrive at one of 5 destinations. Flights are operated by 5 airlines — including 2 low-cost carriers (VivaAerobus and Volaris)

Colombia to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 47 departure airports in Colombia offer 1-stop flights to 11 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Peru to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Peru? This is possible from Lima only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 4 airlines — including Volaris, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Peru to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 22 airports in Peru offer flights to 6 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Brazil to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Brazil you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including Gol, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Brazil to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 61 departure airports in Brazil offer 1-stop flights to 31 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Argentina to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Argentina? This is possible from Buenos Aires only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — Aerolineas Argentinas and Aeromexico, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Argentina to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 34 airports in Argentina offer flights to 10 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Chile to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Chile? This is possible from Santiago de Chile only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — LATAM and Aeromexico, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Chile to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 16 airports in Chile offer flights to 2 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Venezuela to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Venezuela? This is possible from Caracas only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by Conviasa.

Venezuela to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 18 airports in Venezuela offer flights to 6 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Ecuador to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Ecuador? This is possible from Quito only. You will arrive at Mexico City — currently the only direct route connecting Mexico and Ecuador. Flights are operated by Aeromexico.

Ecuador to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 8 airports in Ecuador offer flights to 10 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Non-stop flights from Europe to Mexico

From Europe, 9 countries have direct flights to Mexico. 32 non-stop routes are available, operated by 20 airlines — 4 of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from Spain to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Spain you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 5 destinations. Flights are operated by 6 airlines — none of which are low-cost carriers.

Spain to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 38 airports in Spain offer flights to 14 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from United Kingdom to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from United Kingdom you can do so from 8 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 4 airlines — including TUI Airways, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

United Kingdom to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 29 departure airports in United Kingdom offer 1-stop flights to 23 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from France to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from France you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 3 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — none of which are low-cost carriers.

France to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 36 airports in France offer flights to 25 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Germany to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Germany you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 3 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including Condor, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Germany to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 19 departure airports in Germany offer 1-stop flights to 17 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Netherlands to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Netherlands? This is possible from Amsterdam only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 3 airlines — including TUI Fly, the only low-cost carrier on these routes.

Netherlands to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 2 airports in Netherlands offer flights to 5 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from Italy to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from Italy you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — Neos and Aeromexico, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Italy to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 33 departure airports in Italy offer 1-stop flights to 30 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Ireland to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Ireland? This is possible from Dublin only. You will arrive at Cancún — currently the only direct route connecting Mexico and Ireland. Flights are operated by 2 airlines, which are all low-cost airlines.

Ireland to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 5 departure airports in Ireland offer 1-stop flights to 13 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Switzerland to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Switzerland? This is possible from Zürich only. You will arrive at Cancún — currently the only direct route connecting Mexico and Switzerland. Flights are operated by Edelweiss Air.

Switzerland to Mexico with a stopover

There is another departure option available if you consider a stopover: Geneva Airport offers 1-stop flights to 14 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Portugal to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Portugal? This is possible from Lisbon only. You will arrive at Cancún — currently the only direct route connecting Mexico and Portugal. Flights are operated by TAP Portugal.

Portugal to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 9 departure airports in Portugal offer 1-stop flights to 18 destinations in Mexico:

Non-stop flights from Asia to Mexico

From Asia, 4 countries have direct flights to Mexico. 12 non-stop routes are available, operated by 5 airlines — none of which are low-cost carriers.

Flights from Japan to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Japan? This is possible from Tokyo only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — ANA and Aeromexico, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

Japan to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 35 departure airports in Japan offer 1-stop flights to 34 destinations in Mexico:

Flights from Turkey to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from Turkey? This is possible from Istanbul only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by Turkish Airlines.

Turkey to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 46 airports in Turkey offer flights to 6 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from China to Mexico

If you'd like to fly non-stop from China you can do so from 2 airports. You will arrive at one of 4 destinations. Flights are operated by 2 airlines — Hainan Airlines and China Southern, neither of which are low-cost carriers.

China to Mexico with a stopover

There are more departure airports available if you consider a stopover: 156 airports in China offer flights to 34 destinations in Mexico with a single stop:

Flights from South Korea to Mexico

Looking to fly directly from South Korea? This is possible from Seoul only. You will arrive at one of 2 destinations. Flights are operated by Aeromexico.

South Korea to Mexico with a stopover

If a stopover works for you, it will provide you with more departure options to reach Mexico, as 5 departure airports in South Korea offer 1-stop flights to 5 destinations in Mexico:

Most popular routes to Mexico

Whether you're looking to explore the scenic landscapes, charming towns and vibrant cities of Mexico, visit friends and family or simply need to attend a business meeting — we've got you covered. Check out the list below to find the most popular non-stop flights available for your journey.

Popular routes to Mexico with a stopover

If there is no airport near you offering direct flights to Mexico, don't worry — you can still reach the country with a brief stopover along the way.

Below is a list of the most popular routes that require a stopover.

To see all 1- or 2-stop flight options, simply use the "Show indirect destinations" button on the map, or use the search bar to select your departure airport and discover all available routes from there to Mexico!

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