Aeromexico, founded in 1934 and based in Mexico City, is a major Mexican airline that serves approximately 90 global destinations. While primarily focused on passenger air transport, it plays a role in the broader aerospace sector, particularly concerning aircraft maintenance, fleet management, and the adoption of sustainable aviation practices. The airline has also been affected by fluctuations in the aerospace industry, such as delays in aircraft production from companies like Boeing. Aeromexico has a maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility in Querétaro, Mexico, that it runs in conjunction with Delta Air Lines, which is also a partial owner of Aeromexico.
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The Viasat partnership with Aeromexico, Azul, Delta Air Lines, Icelandair, and Neos to support UN Women took place in March 2022 in the context of International Women’s Day commemoration.
Aeromexico selected Viasat’s in‑flight connectivity service in September 2018 to provide internet experiences to passengers and crew.
In 2012 Aeromexico announced a purchase of 100 Boeing aircraft including 90 Boeing 737 MAX jet airliners and 10 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners.
Aeromexico will deploy the Viasat in-flight internet system across 18 new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft with an option to extend installation to up to 60 aircraft.