All Airlines & Airports with Caribbean Flights in June
Updated on June 17th, 2020
Which airlines are flying to Cancun now? A list of flight schedules from American Airlines, Air Transat, Sunwing Airlines, Soutwest and more carriers flying in June to the most popular vacation destinations.
With the following post we compiled a frequently updated list of airlines and their planned flights to Mexico, Cancun, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta and other popular Caribbean destinations in June 2020.
This post, including routes and frequency, remains subject to change due to the dynamic nature of COVID-19. We recommend to bookmark this page since we will update this article frequently.
Kay Tours Mexico has taken the following actions in response to the dynamic COVID-19 situation in order to allow our guests to worry less and be more flexible in regards to their travel decisions.
Airlines offering flights in June
to Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos, Virgin Islands, Jamaica and Dominican Rep.
Updated on June 8th, 2020
Air Canada
Air Transat
American Airlines
Blue Panorama Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Evelop Airlines
Sun Country Airlines
Tropic Air CNC
United Airlines
Westjet
Find flight days, frequency and routing with departure airports for the above mentioned airlines below the Mexican airlines.
AEROMEXICO
Updated on June 8th, 2020
The following destinations* are currently scheduled for flights operated by Aeromexico AM/AMX
Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, New York, Miami, Houston, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Shanghai, Seoul
Non of the above mentioned flights are direct flights to Cancun, but the popular Caribbean vacation destination can be reached with a layover in Mexico City.
As of June 1st, the reactivation of domestic flights will begin gradually, and increasingly. There will be more frequent openings to the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, Central and South America, as well as Europe and Asia.
Explica.com states, there will be 17 weekly flights from Mexico City to Cancun starting from the 1st to the 15th of June, increasing to 22 weekly flights from 16th to 30th of June, mainly during the weekends.
Although routes to Houston, New York and Los Angeles remained open, flights to Chicago will resume on June 1st, and to Miami, San Antonio and Orlando on June 15th. However, destinations in Austin, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Seattle will remain suspended until June 30th.
June 1st operations from Mexico City to Europe will include one weekly flight to Amsterdam, Paris and Madrid, which will increase from one to two flights per week. A third flight is planned for the second half of June. As for Barcelona and London operations will not be resuming until July 1st.
VOLARIS
Updated on June 8th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by Volaris Y4/VOI
Seattle, Portland, Chicago O'hare, Chicago Midway, Denver, Houston, Sacramento, Oakland, San Jose, Fresno, Los Angeles, Ontario
Non of the above mentioned flights are direct flights to Cancun, but the popular Caribbean vacation destination can be reached with a layover in Mexico City, Tijuana, Monterrey, Aguascalientes, Silao and Guadalajara.
The Mexican airline confirmed that it maintains its routes from Ciudad de Mexico (CDMX), Guadalajara, Tijuana and Puebla to Cancun, with a daily frequency. However, at the International Airport of Mexico City (AICM), the airline is planning four daily flights over the next two weeks and increases these to 10 starting June 16th.
INTERJET
Updated on June 8th, 2020
There are no international flights scheduled for the next 7 days
Interjet will increase flight frequency of the International Airport of Mexico City (AICM) to Cancun airport from one daily flight to two, starting next Monday. For the second half of June the airline will increase its flights between the country's capital and Cancun to 16 daily, according to its website.
VIVAAEROBUS
Updated on June 8th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by VivaAerobus VB/VIV
New York, Chicago, Nashville, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Houston
Non of the above mentioned flights are direct flights to Cancun, but the popular Caribbean vacation destination can be reached with a layover in Mexico City, Tijuana, Mexicali, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Reynosa, Torreon, Tampico, Monterrey, Aguascalientes, Silao and Guadalajara, Queretaro, Puebla, Toluca, Veracruz, Tuxtla and Villahermosa.
COZUMEL
Updated on June 9th, 2020 There are currently no commercial flights scheduled.
CHETUMAL
The International Airport (AIC) of Chetumal will reactivate operation of its flight activities as of June 1st with commercial flights to Cancun and Mexico City.
AIR CANADA
Updated on June 9th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by Air Canada AC/ACA
Cancun: Montreal > 3 flights per week starting July 2
Cancun: Toronto > 4 flights per week starting June 1
Cayo Coco: Montreal > 1 flight per week starting July 3
Cayo Coco: Toronto > 1 flight per week starting July 4
Punta Cana: Montreal > 1 flight per week starting July 4
Punta Cana: Toronto > 2 flight per week starting July 4
Varadero: Montreal > 1 flight per week starting July 4
Varadero: Montreal > 1 flight per week starting July 5
Varadero: Toronto > 1 flight per week starting July 6
Nassau: Montreal > 1 flight per week starting July 3
Nassau: Toronto > 2 flight per week starting July 3
Kingston: Toronto > 3 flights per week starting June 16
Montego Bay: Toronto > 2 flights per week starting June 20 / 3 flights per week in July
Air Canada announces a new summer schedule offering customers a wide choice of destinations for safe travel this summer and expands goodwill policy. The schedule will increase from 34 routes in May to 58 routes in June, with more routes added in August and September. Scheduled flights in June to the Caribbean are as follows:
AIR TRANSAT
UPDATE!
June 11th, 2020
Air Transat is offering a new flight schedule to more than 20 destinations in Europe, the South, the United States and Canada
"The Canada Border Services Agency is announcing that as of June 8, 2020 23:59 EDT, foreign nationals who are immediate family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents, and who do not have COVID-19 or exhibit any signs or symptoms of COVID-19, or who do not have reason to believe they have COVID-19, will be exempt from the prohibition on entry to Canada if entering to be with an immediate family member for a period of at least 15 days. Foreign nationals who are admitted into Canada pursuant to this exemption must quarantine for 14 days."
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by Air Transat TS/TSC
Air Transat starts with Caribbean destinations and Puerto Vallarta on the 1st of July.
Cancun: Montreal > starting July 24 (5 days/week)
Cancun: Toronto > starting July 23 (daily)
Puerto Vallarta: Vancouver > starting November
Varadero - Cuba: Montreal > starting November
Varadero - Cuba: Toronto > starting November
Cayo Largo - Cuba: Montreal > starting November
Santa Clara - Cuba: Montreal > starting November
Santa Clara - Cuba: Toronto > starting November
Cayo Coco - Cuba: Montreal > starting August
Cayo Coco - Cuba: Toronto > starting August
Port-au-Prince: Montreal > July 26, July 29 (2 days/week)
Puerto Plata: Montreal > starting November
Puerto Plata: Toronto > starting November
Punta Cana: Montreal > starting July 23 (daily flights)
Punta Cana: Toronto > starting July 24 (4 days/week)
AMERICAN AIRLINES
Updated on June 9th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by American Airlines AA/AAL
Cancun: Miami > daily
Cancun: Dallas > daily
Cancun: Charlotte > daily
Cancun: Chicago > Thursday, Friday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Puerto Vallarta: Dallas > daily
Puerto Vallarta: Los Angeles > daily
Los Cabos: Phoenix > daily
Los Cabos: Los Angles > daily
Los Cabos: Dallas > daily
Montego Bay: Miami > daily starting June 15
Kingston: Miami > daily starting June 15
Punta Cana: Miami > daily starting July 7
Punta Cana: Charlotte > daily starting July 9
Aruba: Miami > daily starting July 7
Aruba: Charlotte > daily starting July 9
Havana: Miami > daily starting July 7
DELTA AIRLINES
Updated on June 9th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by Delta Airlines DL/DAL
Caribbean
Atlanta to Aruba (less than daily service restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to Bonaire (Saturday only service restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to Kingston, Jamaica (less than daily restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to Montego Bay, Jamaica (daily service restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to San Juan, Puerto Rico (less than daily)
Atlanta to St. Croix (Saturday only)*
Atlanta to St. Thomas (less than daily)
New York-JFK to San Juan, Puerto Rico (less than daily)
*Service to St. Croix is via St. Thomas. Service exiting St. Croix is non-stop to Atlanta.
Central America
Atlanta to Panama City, Panama (less than daily service restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to San Pedro Sula, Honduras (less than daily restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to San Salvador, El Salvador (less than daily restarts in second half of June)
Mexico
Atlanta to Cancun (daily service restarts in second half of June)
Atlanta to Mexico City (daily)
Detroit to Mexico City (less than daily)
Los Angeles to Los Cabos (less than daily restarts in second half of June)
Los Angeles to Puerto Vallarta (less than daily restarts in second half of June)
Salt Lake City to Mexico City (less than daily)
This schedule, including routes and frequency, remains subject to change due to the evolving nature of COVID-19.
Flights leaving from Los Angeles currently bring passengers to Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta once per week.
New routes open from Atlanta to: Aruba, Bermuda, Kingston, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico.
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES
Updated on June 11th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by Southwest Airlines WN/SWA
Southwest continues to monitor conditions in 14 international destinations on the airline's network map and updates its operating plans.
The airline currently plans to resume operations to Mexico and the Caribbean via Cancun, San Josedel Cabo/Los Cabos, Havana, Montego Bay and Nassau on July 1, 2020 (subject to changes). Service to the airline's other international destinations will be resumed until government restrictions are relaxed.
SUNWING AIRLINES
Updated on June 9th, 2020
UPDATE!
All flights of Sunwing Airlines WG/SWG, even domestic have been suspended till August.
August 1, 2020 onwards Standard terms and conditions apply to changes and cancellations.
SUN COUNTRY AIRLINES
Updated on June 9th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by Sun Country Airlines SY/SCX
Cancun: Minneapolis > June 11, June 13, June 14 (3 days/week)
Cancun: Dallas > June 11, June 12, June 13, June 14, June 15 (5 days/week)
Cancun: Austin > June 12, June 16, June 19, June 23 (2 days/week)
Cozumel: Dallas > July 2, July 5, July 9 (2 days/week)
Puerto Vallarta: Dallas > June 11, June 12, June 13, June 14, June 15 (5 days/week)
Los Cabos: Dallas > August 1, August 5, August 8 (2 days/week)
Los Cabos: Minneapolis > August 1, August 2, August 6 (3 days/week)
Montego Bay: Dallas > July 3, July 6, July 10 (2 days/week)
Montego Bay: Minneapolis > July 3, July 6, July 10 (2 days/week)
Nassau: Cleveland > daily
Punta Cana: Dallas > July 2, July 5, July 9 (2 days/week)
UNITED AIRLINES
UPDATE!
June 11th, 2020
The following destinations* are scheduled for flights operated by United Airlines UA/UAL
Cancun: Houston > daily
Los Cabos: Houston > daily
Puerto Vallarta: Houston > daily
Montego Bay: Houston > starting July 6
Santiago de los Balleros: > starting July 6
Santo Domingo: New York > starting July 6
WESTJET
UPDATE!
June 15th, 2020
As the situation is constantly changing, please monitor their Coronavirus info page https://ms.spr.ly/6180TYMMy for any new updates that may come in the future.
From July 5 through August 4, 2020, WestJet will offer operations to 45 destinations including 39 in Canada, five in the U.S. and one in Mexico starting on July 11th. That is an increase of about 100% compared to the number of flights from June, but is still down by 76 per cent from July in 2019.
Cancun: Toronto > starting July 11 (once per week)
LUFTHANSA
The German airline returns to Mexico City CDMX on June 4th with 3 flights per week, although the connection to Cancun is still pending.
IBERIA
They will resume long-haul operations in the first week of July with destinations limited to Havana, Miami, Mexico City, Costa Rica, Santo Domingo, and other destinations not defined yet in South America. Currently Iberia is only operating trans-Atlantic flights to Miami, Bogota and Lima.
BRITISH AIRWAYS
Updated on June 8th, 2020
The following destinations are scheduled for flights operated by BA/BAW
BA is not offering any direct flights to Cancun, but the popular Caribbean vacation destination can be reached with a layover in Mexico City.
The airline said it regularly evaluated its routes "based on where customers tell us they want to travel". It was reported BA would be cutting up to 12,000 jobs because of a collapse in business brought on by the corona-virus pandemic. According to Routes Online, British Airways is planning the several long-haul operations in June.
AIR FRANCE
Updated on June 8th, 2020
The following destinations are scheduled for flights operated by Air France AF/AFR
See all routes of Air France
According to Business Traveler the airline says that it intends to gradually resume its flights, with an increase in the number of frequencies and destinations, especially to/from metropolitan France, the French Overseas Departments, and Europe. The increases are subject to travel restrictions being lifted. Meanwhile, the route to Cancun continues to be suspended.
KLM
The Dutch airline has five flights per week scheduled until the end of May on the Mexico City - Amsterdam route. From Monday 15 June to Sunday 21 June inclusive, KLM will fly from Schiphol to 39 intercontinental destinations, subject to changes.
LATAM files for bankruptcy in the United States
AVIANCA of Colombia, the second largest airline in Latin America declares itself bankrupt. Both LATAM and AVIANCA said they will continue flying as they restructure their debts in bankruptcy court.
Are Cancun hotel resorts open now?
As of this moment the COVID-19 situation is in it’s most critical state, as shown in a map issued by federal authorities on June 8th.
Read our article about the current COVID-19 situation in Cancun and the Mayan Riviera
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*destinations are referring to popular Caribbean tourist destinations
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