Tulum airport to see four international carriers return from Oct. 24

Tulum airport to see four international carriers return from Oct. 24
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The International Airport of Tulum announced that United Airlines, Air Canada, WestJet and Air Transat will resume service starting 24 October.

Mexicana de Aviación said it will add 24 extra flights to Tulum for the winter season, and its director expects a 93 % rise in international operations; Aeroméxico has temporarily halted its flights citing fuel costs and commercial strategy, while Volaris has limited the Guadalajara‑Tulum link but continues flights from the Felipe Ángeles International Airport, and President Claudia Sheinbaum ruled out security concerns as a reason for Aeroméxico’s suspension.

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