Aeromexico, JetBlue, Copa Restart International Flights at Medellin’s JMC Airport
Aeromexico announced the arrival today (October 2) of its very first nonstop flight between Mexico City and Medellin’s Jose Maria Cordoba (JMC) international airport, having previously suspended service for the last seven months of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the company, Aeromexico will offer three-times-a-week nonstop service between JMC (MDE) and Mexico city, starting immediately.
Meanwhile, JetBlue announced the restart of three times-per-week nonstop service between MDE and Fort Lauderdale, Florida (FLL) starting October 4. JetBlue likewise suspended international service since March because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Then, on October 7, Copa restarts flights between MDE and Panama City, Panama (PTY), with daily service beginning October 21.
American Airlines, Avianca, Spirit and VivaAir likewise have restarted international flights to and from MDE and U.S. cities.
Still unknown is when Air Europa and Iberia would resume international flights to-and-from MDE and Madrid (Spain), or whether Interjet will resume its prior service between MDE and Mexico City.
