AeroMexico's regional subsidiary AeroMexico Connect has begun operating four weekly, non-stop flights between San Antonio and Monterrey, Mexico, using Embraer ERJ 145s.
Flights depart San Antonio at 13:35 local time and arrive in Monterrey at 14:35 local time on Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. Return flights from Monterrey depart on the same days at 23:45, arriving at 00:50 a.m. in San Antonio.
AeroMexico provided non-stop service between San Antonio and Monterrey for more than 12 years until the economic downturn in the fourth quarter of last year adversely affected passenger demand. AeroMexico currently offers non-stop flights from San Antonio to Mexico City with connecting service throughout its system.
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