Aeromexico Names Thelma Muñoz Goucher Phoenix Market Manager

“Aeromexico, Mexico’s largest airline, has named Thelma Muñoz Goucher as Phoenix Market Manager, with sales responsibility for Phoenix, Tucson and southern Arizona.

“We are pleased that Thelma has returned to Aeromexico, providing significant experience in travel and tourism sales,” said Carlos De Uriarte, Aeromexico vice president of sales, USA and Canada.

Ms. Goucher had previously been the marketing/sales representative for Aeromexico in Phoenix from 2000 to 2003. Before working for Aeromexico she held a sales position with Carlson Wagonlit Travel, TSC Tours, San Carlos Plaza Hotel and Town & Country Tours in Phoenix. Ms. Goucher was also administrative assistant for Aeromexico’s District Sales Office in Phoenix and the Airport Terminal Services for Aeromexico in Tucson.

She attended the Espinoza Business Academy in Cuidad Obregon.

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. “

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