Riviera Maya, Q.R. — State authorities say Canada, the United States, and Europe are adding connections to Cancun and Tulum. Additional national flights are also being added to connect Acapulco and Los Cabos.
Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama says the Mexican Caribbean will expand its air connectivity during the winter season with new international routes from Canada, the United States and Europe.
The revamped air schedule includes the addition of flights operated by airlines such as Air Canada, Air Transat, Flair, Porter, Breeze, Air France, Neos, Viva Aerobus and Volaris.
The additional air routes will begin on dates between October 2026 and January 2027.
Governor Lezama highlighted that the increase in air connectivity seeks to attract more visitors to the Mexican Caribbean, the Vacation Capital of the World, strengthening links with strategic tourist markets.
She also noted that the Cancun International Airport will concentrate new frequencies from Canada, the United States and Europe, in addition to two domestic routes.
For the upcoming winter travel season, flights from Canada will include
Calgary–Cancun by Air Canada. The airline will provide four weekly flights, starting December 11.
From Fredericton–Cancun, Air Transat will offer one weekly flight, starting December 16.
Flair airlines will begin offering three new routes to include Edmonton–Cancun three times a week starting December 16, Montreal–Cancun, also three times a week starting December 16 and a Calgary–Cancun flights four times a week starting December 17.
Other Canadian flights into the Cancun International airport for the upcoming 2026 -2027 winter season include Halifax-Cancun by Porter, offering three flights a week starting December 18 and Air Transat with a new Windsor – Cancun flight once a week starting December 19.
From the United States, Cancun will receive three new connections:
Tampa–Cancun by Breeze twice a week starting December 19.
Pittsburgh–Cancun by Breeze with three flights a week starting January 7, 2027.
Richmond–Cancun by Breeze with two weekly flights starting January 8, 2027.
Regarding Europe, the Paris-Cancun connection is planned, operated by Air France with three weekly flights from October 13, as well as the Verona-Cancun route, operated by Neos, with one weekly flight starting on December 22.
Domestic connectivity will also have new options with the Acapulco–Cancun route, by Viva Aerobus with two weekly flights from November 3, and Los Cabos–Cancun, by Volaris, with three weekly flights from December 1.
Tulum International Airport will also expand its international connections, mainly with Canadian cities, in addition to incorporating a route from the United States.
The following operations were announced from Canada:
Montreal–Tulum: Air Transat, one weekly flight, starting October 25.
Montreal–Tulum: Air Canada, one weekly flight, starting October 29.
Toronto–Tulum: Air Canada, one weekly flight, starting October 25.
Toronto–Tulum: WestJet, two weekly flights, starting October 31.
Calgary–Tulum: two weekly flights, starting October 29.
Quebec City–Tulum: one weekly flight, starting October 25.
From the United States, the Newark–Tulum route is planned, with two weekly flights starting on December 17.
“More flights, more visitors and more prosperity for Quintana Roo families,” said Lezama.
