📈 Monterrey Route Widens the Gap Among Mexico City Business Aviation Routes
Two key business jet routes departing from Mexico City both recorded growth in July 2026, with the Monterrey route posting the larger increase. Avi-Go data shows that flights from Mexico City to Monterrey rose from 128 in July 2025 to 187, an increase of 46.1% year over year; flights to Guadalajara increased from 122 to 158, up 29.5%. Combined traffic on the two routes climbed from 250 flights to 345, an increase of approximately 38%, with the Monterrey route recording 29 more flights than the Guadalajara route.
Impact: The Monterrey route contributed 59 additional flights year over year, exceeding the Guadalajara route’s increase of 36 flights, and was the main driver of the two routes’ combined growth. Charter service providers serving the two destinations can use this data to prioritize customer development efforts.
Recommendation: Charter brokers in Mexico City and Monterrey should review new customers acquired in July 2026 and demand for repeat travel, while continuing to monitor traffic on both routes from August through October to determine whether the Monterrey route can maintain its lead.