Aeromexico Announces Super Plan to Allow Passengers to Expand Their Trip

“Aeromexico, Mexico’s largest airline, today announced its new “Super Plan,” which allows passengers traveling roundtrip to Mexico from the U.S., Europe, Asia and South America to expand their trip to additional destinations in Mexico for as little as $100 roundtrip.

The “Super Plan” promotion, valid until Jan. 15, 2008, is designed to provide Aeromexico’s international passengers the opportunity to explore destinations throughout Mexico via inexpensive side trips.

“This is the perfect opportunity for the business traveler who, for example, finds himself in Mexico for an extended period and wants to take a weekend trip to a great beach or colonial destination for as little as $100 roundtrip,” said Carlos De Uriarte, Aeromexico vice president of sales, USA and Canada. “And, it is a great way for the adventurer to turn their international roundtrip into a series of side trips to any of Aeromexico’s more than 40 great domestic destinations.”

Reservations may be made via Aeromexico’s call center, any ticket office or travel agent. Passengers must have a roundtrip Aeromexico international ticket in order to qualify. Prices for the “Super Plan” tickets are $100 to $300 roundtrip, based on travel dates and whether high or low season apply, which varies based on the passenger’s international trip origin. Taxes and airport fees are additional. The “Super Plan” ticket or tickets can be purchased before or after international segment begins, but must be purchased before the expiration of the international ticket. The tickets are non-refundable but may be changed for a fee of $35. The minimum stay on the “Super Plan” ticket is two days with a maximum stay of 60 days. Other restrictions apply.

The “Super Plan” tickets are commissionable to travel agents at 8 percent.

Aeromexico is committed to consistently exceeding passengers’ expectations and takes pride in its high level of service. All passengers, including coach class, enjoy traditional Mexican hospitality with meals, complimentary cocktails, exceptional in-flight service, and superior on-time performance.

For the most discriminating traveler, Aeromexico’s Clase Premier first class cabin offers an exemplary travel experience featuring spacious seating, a personal entertainment system, gourmet dining menu designed by world-renowned chef Thierry Blouet, and one of the best-rated selections of wines in the sky.

The airline’s dedication and hard work recently earned it the “Best Business Class to Mexico and Latin America” Readers’ Choice 2006 Award from Business Traveler Magazine.

Aeromexico serves more than 40 cities in Mexico, more than any other airline, and 15 gateway cities in the United States including; Austin, Boston; Chicago; Ft. Lauderdale, Houston; Las Vegas; Los Angeles; Miami; New York City; Ontario, Calif.; Orlando; Phoenix; San Antonio; San Diego; and Tucson – and six countries in Europe, South America and Asia. Founded in 1988, Aeromexico has become the leading carrier in the region by maintaining the highest service levels, which have earned the airline numerous top rankings in the industry. The airline’s corporate headquarters are in Mexico City and its U.S. operations are based in Houston.

For more information and complete flight schedules from all U.S. gateways served by Aeromexico, please visit Aeromexico’s Web site at www.aeromexico.com, or call 800-237-6639. “

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