Mexicana initiated operations on July 12, 1921 when it assumed operation of the Mexico City–Tampico–Tuxpan route previously run by the Mexican government. The airline soon after secured a contract with the federal mail service as a mail carrier and quickly added scheduled passenger service thereafter.

The airline achieved financial and operational success in the 1940s and1950s, growing rapidly at home and abroad. Direct service to Chicago was initiated during this period, as was service to San Antonio and additional flying in and out of Los Angeles.

From its first days, through the beginnings of the jet era, and into the present, Mexicana has a well-deserved reputation for technical excellence and as an aviation innovator. In the 21 st century, Mexican has been a leader in the creation of marketing and operational alliances, both globally and bilaterally. The success of these relationships has allowed Mexicana to expand its scope and the appeal of its service to customers.

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Mexicana Airlines

Mexicana Airlines' headquarters in México, Mexico

Hill Dussauge Fernanda

Marco Antonio Jimenez Vallejo

Ventury Ruvalcaba

Betty Ngo Yu

David Alejandro Suarez Hasbach

Francisco Rodriguez

Javier Ortega

Alexis B. Villalpando Cuevas

Oaxaca Alfredo

Hector Cuauhtemoc

Amparo Zayas

The Aviation Operations team at Mexicana Airlines is responsible for overseeing all aspects of flight operations, ensuring safety, efficiency, and excellent customer service. This includes managing flight crews, coordinating airport operations, overseeing fuel management, and maintaining adherence to regulatory standards. By fostering collaboration among pilots, cabin crew, and ground staff, the team plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth and reliable flights, enhancing the overall passenger experience.

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