Mexico Is Really Hot: Airlines Adding More Routes to Meet Increased Demand Linda Marsicano - Jaunted
go to original April 22, 2015

Travelers who feel like air travel has become more of a hassle over the last year are not imagining things. (Voice of America)

Fleeing for warmer climes? Good news. Options for flying south of the border continue to expand with more flights heading to Mexico courtesy of low-cost carriers Southwest and Volaris, as well as Alaska Airlines.

Southwest will add routes from Houston’s William P. Hobby Airport to Cancun, Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta and Los Cabos in October. Also starting in October, Alaska Air will begin flying nonstop from Orange County’s John Wayne Airport to Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta. Last but not least, Mexican carrier Volaris plans to add routes from Fort Lauderdale to Mexico City and Guadalajara in December.

Of course, various pesky government approvals must be in place before tickets are sold — but those are expected to be completed shortly.

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