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About

Aeroméxico Contigo is a Mexican airline that flies passenger flights. The airline is a subsidiary of Mexico's flag carrier, Aeroméxico, and flies within Mexico, as well as links Mexico with destinations within the US, with a focus on destinations within California. The airline has two bases — one at Guadalajara International Airport (GDL) and the other at Mexico City International Airport (MEX), although, it flies from various destinations within Mexico. Overall, the airline flies to more than 10 destinations.

The airline launched in 2013 as a subsidiary of Aeroméxico, designed to help the mainline carrier with some of its busier routes, such as Guadalajara to Los Angeles, Leon-Baijo to San Francisco and Morelia to Chicago. When first launching, Aeroméxico Contigo's service was more similar to full-service than it was to a low-cost carrier, with in-flight extras included within the price of their ticket, including free meals and baggage. However, with the demand for low-cost carriers increasing and airlines such as Volaris dominating the routes that Aeroméxico Contigo flies, the airline switched its in-flight offering to fly as a low-cost airline, minimising its costs and allow it to offer flight tickets at a lower price.

Destinations

Aeroméxico Contigo flies to several destinations within Mexico and the US. Many of its routes connect Mexico and the US.

Domestic

International

Baggage

Aeroméxico Contigo's baggage allowance will differ depending on the route being flown and the fare purchased.

The maximum dimensions for a single piece of carry-on baggage are 21.5 x 15.7 x 10 inches (55 x 40 x 25 cm).

The maximum linear dimensions for checked baggage are 62 "(158 cm).

Carry-On

Flights within Mexico

Passengers that purchase the Basic Fare in Economy Class aren't given a free carry-on baggage allowance.

Passengers that purchase the Main Cabin fare in Economy Class or any Business Class fare are given a free carry-on baggage allowance of 1 piece of carry-on and 1 personal item. The combined weight of these 2 pieces of baggage is a maximum of 10 kg.

Flights between Mexico & the US

Passengers in Economy Class and Business Class are given a free carry-on baggage allowance of 1 piece of carry-on and 1 personal item. The combined weight of these 2 pieces of baggage is a maximum of 10kg.

Checked

All flights

Passengers aren't given a free checked baggage allowance unless they're flying in Business Class, in which case they're given a free checked baggage allowance of 2 pieces of baggage, weighing a maximum of 32 kg per piece.

Cabin Class

Aeroméxico Contigo's plane is split into two different cabins — Economy Class and Business Class.

The Economy Class cabin offers the minimum needed for the flight, with a 'seat only' fare for those that are only interested in travelling from A to B, with none of the extra frills.

The Business Class cabin gives a more luxurious service, with added extras such as larger baggage allowances, wider and more spaced out seats and more.

Food and Drink

As a low-cost airline, Aeroméxico Contigo doesn't offer a free meal service unless passengers are flying in Business Class.

For Economy Class passengers, food and drink are available to purchase once in-flight, with a range of snacks and drinks. The menu regularly changed throughout the year but passengers can expect a choice hot and cold sandwiches, savoury and sweet snacks, water, juices, alcoholic, non-alcoholic and hot and cold drinks.

In-Flight Entertainment & WIFI

There's no in-flight entertainment or WIFi on any of the airline's flights.

Fleet

Aeroméxico Contigo's fleet is made up of Boeing 737-800 planes. The planes can seat up to 186 passengers, with 168 Economy and 18 Business seats.

Hub Airport

Guadalajara International Airport

Guadalajara International Airport (GDL), also known as Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Guadalajara International Airport, is an international airport in Guadalajara, Mexico and the hub airport Aeroméxico Contigo. The airline has used Guadalajara International as its main hub since it launched in 2013 and flew its inaugural flight from the airport in the same year, with a service to Los Angeles (LAX). The airline has a secondary hub at Mexico City International (MEX) and also flies from several other airports within Mexico.

Other than Aeroméxico Contigo, Volaris is the only airline to be based at the airport. Although, there are several other airlines that use the airport, including Aeromar, Alaska Airlines, Calafia Airlines, Magnicharters, United Express and more.

Alternative Airlines

Aeroméxico Connect and Aeromar are two airlines that fly similar routes to Aeroméxico Contigo.