Boston to Mexico City: Delta Air Lines Launches New Nonstop Flights

Delta Air Lines is broadening its international reach at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), introducing new service to Mexico City International Airport (MEX). The route will supplement the airline’s existing operations between Cancun and BOS, offering two daily flights between Massachusetts and Mexico during the winter season.

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In the past, Aeromexico, Delta’s cross-border joint venture partner, provided daily service between Boston (BOS) and Mexico City (MEX) on a Boeing 737-800. However, the service was suspended on January 7, 2019.

Now, the Atlanta-based carrier will become the sole operator in this market, taking over from JetBlue, which last operated daily flights on this route using an A320 on January 8, 2020.

Commencing in late December, Delta will operate flights to Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX) from seven U.S. cities: Atlanta (ATL), Boston (BOS), Detroit (DTW), New York (JFK), Los Angeles (LAX), Minneapolis (MSP), and Salt Lake City (SLC). According to Cirium, the airline will provide 24,980 weekly seats on these routes.

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Delta’s Boston-Mexico City Schedule

Effective from December 21, 2023.

• Flight DL 251: Boston (BOS) 07:50 – Mexico City (MEX) 12:55 daily flights.
• Flight DL 250: Mexico City (MEX) 14:00 – Boston (BOS) 19:51 daily flights.

These flights will be operated on Boeing 757-200 aircraft, which offer 199 seats in three classes (20 First Class Domestic, 29 Delta Comfort+, and 150 Main Cabin). Promotional fares start at USD 600 one-way.

In 2022, Delta transported 3,757,695 passengers and 2,411.4 tons of cargo between the United States and Mexico in 25,112 operations, according to data from the Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFC). The airline’s network in Mexico currently offers nonstop service to Cancun (CUN), Cozumel (CZM), Guadalajara (GDL), Mexico City (MEX), Monterrey (MTY), Puerto Vallarta (PVR), and San Jose del Cabo (SJD).