New Route of the Day – Americas (13 April 2026): Aeromexico between Monterrey and Paris CDG
Aeromexico introduced flights between Monterrey and Paris CDG on Monday 13 April. The 8,750-kilometre service will run 3-weekly, departing Monterrey on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, with the 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. No other airlines operate between the two cities.
Flight AM44 departs Monterrey at 15:10 local time, arriving in Paris CDG at 09:40 local time the following morning. The return service, operating as flight AM45, takes off at 11:55 local time on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, with a stop in Mexico City, before arriving in Monterrey at 19:10 local time.
What they said
Pasquale Speranza, Vice President of Sales for Mexico at Aeromexico, said: “The Monterrey – Paris route marks a decisive step in Aeromexico’s international expansion from Nuevo Leon. We thank the government of Nuevo Leon, Monterrey Airport operator OMA and the French authorities. With their support, we are confident this route will be successful from day one.”
Ricardo Duenas, Chief Executive Officer at Monterrey Airport operator OMA, added: “The launch of the new direct Monterrey – Paris route with Aeromexico is a key milestone for Monterrey International Airport. This is our second direct connection to Europe, complementing the Madrid route, and it strengthens Monterrey’s position as a strategic hub connecting major global markets.”
Monterrey gets fourth route outside the Americas
The Monterrey – Paris service becomes the fourth international destination outside the Americas served from Monterrey Airport and Aeromexico’s second nonstop connection to Europe from the city, complementing the existing Madrid route. The new service forms part of Aeromexico’s broader strategy to strengthen international connectivity from regional hubs.
Monterrey currently serves more than 25 international routes and over 60 total destinations. The airport connects Nuevo Leon state with key markets including Madrid, Seoul ICN and Tokyo NRT, supporting both business and tourism travel.
The new route launch comes just weeks after Aeromexico’s new service between Mexico City and Barcelona was introduced. Together, the Monterrey – Paris and Mexico City – Barcelona routes will increase Aeromexico’s capacity to Europe by 11%.
