TAR México to Launch Direct Flights Between Aguascalientes and La Paz

Mexican airline TAR México has announced a new route connecting Aguascalientes International Airport (AGU) with La Paz International Airport (LAP). The service will operate four times per week and provides a key direct link between the industrial Bajío region and one of the most prominent tourist destinations in Baja California Sur.

Flights will be operated with Embraer ERJ 145 aircraft, which make up TAR's entire fleet and are configured to seat 50 passengers. According to local sources, service will begin on July 7, 2025, with flights scheduled on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays, catering to both business and leisure travelers throughout the week and weekend.

This new route expands TAR’s network from Aguascalientes, which already includes services to Monterrey and Puerto Vallarta. For the Aguascalientes airport, the addition complements an existing range of destinations such as Mexico City, Tijuana, and Cancún, as well as international connections to the United States.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which airline offers direct flights from Aguascalientes to La Paz?
TAR México will operate the only direct route between the two cities starting in July 2025.

How many weekly flights will TAR operate on this route?
The airline will offer four weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

What aircraft does TAR México use for its flights?
TAR México operates an all-Embraer ERJ 145 fleet, with each aircraft seating 50 passengers.

Headquartered in Querétaro, TAR maintains a regional connectivity model, linking cities that are underserved by major airlines or where demand matches the capacity of its fleet. The new Aguascalientes–La Paz route—connecting a manufacturing and business hub with a nature and adventure tourism hotspot—is a prime example of this strategy.

In its announcement, the airline thanked the institutions and partners who supported what it described as a "new strategic connection." The launch is the result of a collaborative effort with state authorities, including the Baja California Sur Tourism Secretariat, which actively promotes expanded air connectivity to boost regional economic and tourism development.