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Connecting Mexico's regional destinations with reliability.
Founded
1987
Headquarters
Mexico City, Mexico
Aeromar, formally known as Transportes Aeromar, was a Mexican regional airline that operated scheduled passenger and cargo services across Mexico and select international destinations. Founded in 1987, the carrier built a reputation as one of Mexico's key regional operators, linking smaller cities to major hubs and serving routes underserved by larger carriers.
The airline primarily operated turboprop aircraft, making it well-suited for shorter regional routes and airports with limited infrastructure. Aeromar served destinations throughout Mexico as well as some routes to the United States.
Aeromar ceased operations in February 2023 after facing severe financial difficulties, including the economic pressures brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Its closure marked the end of over three decades of regional aviation service in Mexico.
Hubs & network
Aeromar's primary hub was Mexico City's Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), with operations extending to regional airports across Mexico.
Fleet
Aeromar operated a fleet primarily composed of ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft suited for regional routes.
Notable facts
- ›Aeromar suspended all operations in February 2023 due to financial insolvency.
- ›The airline operated for over 35 years as one of Mexico's main regional carriers.
- ›Aeromar served both domestic Mexican destinations and some cross-border routes to the United States.
- ›The COVID-19 pandemic significantly worsened the airline's financial situation.
- ›Aeromar was known for connecting smaller, underserved Mexican cities to major hubs.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Primary hubs
Route network map (42 legs)












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Route network
ACA → MEXATR
AUS → MEXCRJ
CLQ → MEXATR
CVM → MEXATR
DGO → MEXCRJ
JAL → MEXATR
LZC → MEXATR
MAM → MEXATR CRJ
MEX → ACAATR
MEX → AUSCRJ
MEX → CLQATR
MEX → CVMATR
MEX → DGOCRJ
MEX → JALATR
MEX → LZCATR
MEX → MAMATR CRJ
MEX → MFECRJ
MEX → MLMATR
MEX → PAZATR
MEX → PDSCRJ ATR
MEX → PXMATR
MEX → SLPATR
MEX → TPQCRJ ATR
MEX → VERATR
MEX → ZIHATR
MEX → ZLOATR
MFE → MEXCRJ
MFE → SLPATR
MLM → MEXATR
PAZ → MEXATR
PAZ → REXATR
PAZ → VSAATR
PDS → MEXCRJ ATR
PXM → MEXATR
REX → PAZATR
SLP → MEXATR
SLP → MFEATR
TPQ → MEXCRJ ATR
VER → MEXATR
VSA → PAZATR
ZIH → MEXATR
ZLO → MEXATR
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Transportes Aeromar, S.A. de C.V, doing business as Aeromar, was a Mexican airline that operated scheduled domestic services in Mexico and international services to the United States, and Cuba. Its main base was Mexico City International Airport.
Read full article on WikipediaLatest news
Reuters· 1/17/2023
Workers at embattled Mexican airline Aeromar hold off on strike, unions say
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Laredo Morning Times· 2/15/2023
A month after ceasing Laredo operations, Aeromar shuts down
Read at Laredo Morning Times
Mexico News Daily· 2/15/2023
Aeromar airline ceases operations due to financial crisis
Read at Mexico News Daily
Fox News· 2/15/2023
Small Mexican airline Aeromar announces closing due to financial problems after pandemic
Read at Fox News
ch-aviation.com· 2/5/2024
Mexico's Aeromar Airlines ceases operations
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Texas Border Business· 2/11/2020
City of Laredo Announces Partnership with Mexican Airline Aeromar
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About on Wikipedia
Aeromar
Mexican airline
Transportes Aeromar, S.A. de C.V, doing business as Aeromar, was a Mexican airline that operated scheduled domestic services in Mexico and international services to the United States, and Cuba. Its main base was Mexico City International Airport.
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