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Old Posted Nov 5, 2023, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by zahav View Post

GDL is actually a very major city in Mexico, and Vancouver has a big Mexican population many of whom are from that region, so it makes sense. Not for Flair though lol, it's an odd addition coming from them, it would be more something for AC or AM honestly.
Mexico recently regained CAT 1 status from the FAA, enabling once again Mexican airlines to start new US routes, and they are busy doing just that.

https://www.aeroroutes.com/eng/231031-amfy2324us

https://www.aeroroutes.com/eng/231010-amjan24us

https://www.aeroroutes.com/eng/231006-vbns24us

It will be extremely unlikely - in the short to medium term - to see a Mexican carrier starting a new route to Canada, especially from anywhere other than MEX (or NLU).

I can confirm the interest was there from a certain Mexican carrier to launch service to YUL from an unserved destination, but this was all before the FAA gave back CAT 1 status to Mexico. Different priorities now for these airlines. They were unable to add service to a major market for more than 2 years. They need to catch up with that first.

Best bet for service to places like MTY or GDL in the short/medium term is a Canadian carrier. Once YVR starts getting AC A220s based there, there is potential for routes like these.

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Originally Posted by zahav View Post
AC seems to be snubbing YYZ in favour of YUL, it's insane the route growth they've had at YUL, and to all over (India, Africa, Europe of course).
Did you see their Q3 results. Seems the strategy is working !
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