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MexicanaLink

Mexico · LINK

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MexicanaLink

Mexico · LINK
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Routes
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Hubs
MXI
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Regional connectivity across Mexico's diverse destinations.

Headquarters
Mexico City, Mexico
MexicanaLink (IATA: I6, ICAO: MXI) was a regional Mexican airline that operated as a subsidiary and feeder carrier for Mexicana de Aviación, one of Mexico's largest and oldest airlines. Operating under the callsign LINK, the carrier focused on connecting smaller regional cities to major hubs, complementing Mexicana's broader network. The airline was part of the Mexicana group structure, which collapsed in August 2010 when Mexicana de Aviación suspended operations and filed for bankruptcy protection. MexicanaLink ceased operations as a direct consequence of the parent company's financial failure, leaving a significant gap in regional air connectivity across Mexico. At its operational peak, MexicanaLink served numerous domestic routes that were underserved by larger carriers, playing an important role in regional aviation within Mexico before the broader Mexicana group's collapse.
Hubs & network
MexicanaLink primarily operated through Mexico City's Licenciado Benito Juárez International Airport as its main hub.
Fleet
MexicanaLink operated regional turboprop and regional jet aircraft suited to shorter domestic routes.
Notable facts
  • ›MexicanaLink operated as a regional feeder subsidiary of Mexicana de Aviación.
  • ›The airline ceased operations in 2010 following Mexicana de Aviación's bankruptcy and suspension of flights.
  • ›It served smaller regional Mexican cities not covered by mainline Mexicana routes.
  • ›The collapse of the Mexicana group in 2010 was one of the largest airline failures in Mexican aviation history.
  • ›MexicanaLink used the IATA code I6 and ICAO code MXI.
Wikipedia
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Cabin Classes
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Fleet Note

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Route network map (20 legs)

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Route network

ISB → KHI733
KHI → ISB733
KHI → MUX733
KHI → UET733
LHE → KHI733
MUX → KHI733
UET → KHI733
UET → LHE733
BHV → KHI733
BHV → LHE733
ISB → UET733
KHI → BHV733
KHI → LHE733
KHI → LYP733
KHI → PEW733
LHE → BHV733
LHE → UET733
LYP → KHI733
PEW → KHI733
UET → ISB733

Fleet (aircraft types operated)

Boeing 737-30020 routes
MexicanaLink
Encyclopaedia

MexicanaLink, a subsidiary of Mexicana, was a regional airline based in Guadalajara International Airport that operated as a feeder airline for both Mexicana and MexicanaClick. It operated into markets that were considered too thin to justify the use of larger aircraft. It was Mexicana's regional carrier, while MexicanaClick was a low-fare domestic airline competing against Interjet, Volaris, and VivaAerobus. MexicanaLink used to compete against Aeromar and Aeroméxico Connect.

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