Aeroméxico plans to resume flights between Mexico City and Saltillo on March 18, 2027. The airline’s October 27 announcement gives travellers a future start date to plan around; it does not mean the service is already operating.
The route links Mexico City’s Benito Juárez airport (MEX) with Plan de Guadalupe International Airport (SLW), serving the Saltillo area in Coahuila. Aviacionline’s October 27 report describes the planned return after the route was suspended in 2019.
The airline’s announcement
Aeroméxico’s original post sets out the Mexico City–Saltillo connection and March 18 launch date. The same post is reproduced in TV Azteca’s October 27 coverage.
Vuela directo a partir del 18 de marzo de 2027
— Aeroméxico (@Aeromexico), October 27, 2026
Check which Mexico City airport your itinerary uses
MEX and Felipe Ángeles (NLU) are different airports. When comparing a Saltillo journey or an onward connection, read the airport code on every sector rather than treating “Mexico City” as a single interchange point.
- Confirm the arrival and departure airports, dates and connection time before accepting an itinerary.
- If separate tickets are involved, review the transfer and baggage arrangements instead of assuming the flights connect automatically.
- Recheck the airline’s current timetable and fare conditions before paying.
More reporting is available in our Mexico aviation news section.
Archive airport overview: Saltillo / Plan de Guadalupe, March 2, 2015; not a relaunch flight or current terminal condition. Photo: Alexslw / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and compressed to WebP; derivative retains the same licence.
