Mexicana Airlines Temporarily Discontinues Non-Stop Service to Cancun from Los Angeles
Airline Continues to Serve Customers with Connecting Flights to the Region
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Mexicana Airlines has temporarily discontinued all nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Cancun. Flights have been cancelled since October 19 due to damages caused by Hurricane Wilma in the region. However, the airline continues to provide customers with service to Cancun connecting through other Mexican cities. In fact, Mexicana currently offers six daily flights to Cancun connecting via Mexico City.
For all ticketed passengers who were holding reservations between now and January 31, 2006, Mexicana is giving them the opportunity to rebook their flights to any other Mexicana destination within the Mexican Republic, waiving all customary reissue fees, charging only the fare difference, if applicable, provided clients contact the airline prior to November 15th. In addition, clients may choose to rebook their vacation for travel up to March 31, 2006 subject to availability. If customers are unsure of their new travel dates or destination, Mexicana will extend a credit voucher for future use for a nominal fee.
"We look forward to reinstating our direct flight to Cancun prior to the Spring to meet the needs of the high travel season. In the meantime, we continue to offer customers with several connecting flights to facilitate their travel to the region," Jorge Goytortua, Regional Vice President of Sales of the West Coast of US and Canada.
For information about flight itineraries, changes and overall airline policies please contact Mexicana's reservations call center at 1-800-531-7921 or visit http://www.mexicana.com/ .
About Mexicana de Aviacion
Mexicana de Aviacion has a long history of tradition and is currently the airline with the largest international coverage in Mexico, as well as the leader in transportation between Mexico and the United States. Their codeshare agreements with important airlines, such as American Airlines, Lan Chile, Iberia, Lufthansa, Varig, Japan Airline and Air Canada, among others, represent great benefits to their passengers in the accrual and redemption of miles, access to Executive Lounges, wider connection possibilities and coordinated schedules with an extensive routes network covering most of the world. Mexicana has one of the highest on-time performance in the world with 90 percent reliability. Their fleet is considered one of the youngest in the industry with an average 6.3 years of age. From their operations hub in Mexico City's International Airport, Mexicana flies to more than 50 destinations in North, Central and South America and the Caribbean. Mexicana de Aviacion has the best Maintenance Base in Latin America. For more information, please visit http://www.mexicana.com/ .
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