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Pacific Express

United States

102

Routes

Hubs

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ICAO

IATA

Primary hubs

Monterrey International AirportMTY · 21 rts Guadalajara International AirportGDL · 13 rts Cancún International AirportCUN · 10 rts Mexico City Benito Juárez International AirportMEX · 8 rts Bachigualato Federal International AirportCUL · 4 rts Manuel Márquez de León International AirportLAP · 4 rts

Route network map (102 legs)

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Route network

ACA → MTY733

BJX → MTY733

CJS → GDL733

CJS → MTY733

CUL → LAP733

CUL → MTY733

CUL → SJD733

CUL → TIJ733

CUN → GDL733

CUN → MEX733

CUN → MTY733

CUN → OAX733

CUN → REX733

CUN → TAM733

CUN → TGZ733

CUN → TRC733

CUN → VER733

CUN → VSA733

CUU → MTY733

GDL → CJS733

GDL → CUN733

GDL → HMO733

GDL → LAP733

GDL → MEX733

GDL → MID733

GDL → MTY733

GDL → REX733

GDL → SJD733

GDL → TGZ733

GDL → TRC733

GDL → VER733

GDL → VSA733

HMO → GDL733

HMO → MTY733

IAH → MTY733

LAP → CUL733

LAP → GDL733

LAP → MTY733

LAP → MZT733

MEX → CUN733

MEX → GDL733

MEX → MTY733

MEX → MZT733

MEX → PVR733

MEX → PXM733

MEX → REX733

MEX → TRC733

MID → GDL733

MID → MTY733

MTY → ACA733

MTY → BJX733

MTY → CJS733

MTY → CUL733

MTY → CUN733

MTY → CUU733

MTY → GDL733

MTY → HMO733

MTY → IAH733

MTY → LAP733

MTY → MEX733

MTY → MID733

MTY → MZT733

MTY → OAX733

MTY → PVR733

MTY → QRO733

MTY → SJD733

MTY → TAM733

MTY → TGZ733

MTY → VER733

MTY → VSA733

MZT → LAP733

MZT → MEX733

MZT → MTY733

OAX → CUN733

OAX → MTY733

PVR → MEX733

PVR → MTY733

PXM → MEX733

QRO → MTY733

REX → CUN733

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Boeing 737-300102 routes

Encyclopaedia

Pacific Express was an all-jet airline in the western United States from 1982 to early 1984, based in Chico, California. It later marketed itself as Pan Am Pacific Express reflecting a marketing agreement between Pan American World Airways and the carrier for connecting passenger traffic at Los Angeles and San Francisco. At one point, Pacific Express served 22 destinations in the western United States. It was a subsidiary of WestAir Jet Inc.

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