AeroMexico has added five weekly, non-stop flights between San Francisco (SFO) and Hermosillo, Mexico, the airline’s first expansion of service in San Francisco since the market was added to its North American operations in February 2009.
Flights operated by AeroMexico Connect with Embraer ERJ 145s depart SFO at 13:45 local time and arrive in Hermosillo at 16:00 local time every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Return flights depart Hermosillo at 10:30, arriving in San Francisco at 12:45 on the same days.
Connecting flights are available daily in Hermosillo to five other destinations throughout Mexico – Los Mochis, Culiacan, Ciudad Obregon, Chihuahua and Monterrey. The airline also offers daily non-stop flights between San Francisco and Mexico City.
Frank Galan, vice-president, North America Division, AeroMexico, commented, “AeroMexico has expanded its San Francisco operations just five months after entering the market because passenger traffic has been very solid. We’re confident that the new service to Hermosillo will be as well received as our flights to Mexico City. Advance bookings have been quite healthy, which means a real need exists for this service among family and friends in these markets, vacationers and business travellers.”
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