Interjet was a major Mexican low-cost carrier that operated from Mexico City to U.S. cities including Los Angeles, New York, Miami, and Las Vegas, as well as destinations across Mexico and Latin America. Following financial restructuring, Interjet suspended most operations — but travelers searching for Interjet flights can still find competitive alternatives on the same routes through Volaris, Aeroméxico, Viva Aerobus, and U.S. carriers. FaresMatch compares all available airlines on U.S.–Mexico routes to find you the best deal.
Trending fares on U.S.–Mexico routes
One-way starting prices on popular Mexico routes. Search above for live availability.
Mexico CityShoulder seasonLAX → MEXLos Angeles – Mexico City- Flight time
- 3h 30m nonstop
- Airlines
- Volaris / Aeroméxico
$129
CancunWinter escapeMIA → CUNMiami – Cancun- Flight time
- 1h 45m nonstop
- Airlines
- American / Volaris
$99
GuadalajaraBook earlyLAX → GDLLos Angeles – Guadalajara- Flight time
- 3h nonstop
- Airlines
- Volaris / Aeroméxico
$119
Los CabosSpring travelLAX → SJDLos Angeles – Los Cabos- Flight time
- 2h 30m nonstop
- Airlines
- Alaska / Southwest
$149
Puerto VallartaFall travelLAX → PVRLos Angeles – Puerto Vallarta- Flight time
- 2h 45m nonstop
- Airlines
- Alaska / United
$139
MonterreyMidweek dealIAH → MTYHouston – Monterrey- Flight time
- 1h 45m nonstop
- Airlines
- United / Viva Aerobus
$109
Best alternatives on Mexico routes
American, United, Southwest
Volaris Volaris
Mexico's largest ULCC — extensive U.S.–Mexico network with competitive fares from LAX, DFW, ORD, and other U.S. gateways.
Aeroméxico Aeroméxico
Mexico's flag carrier and SkyTeam member — full-service flights from major U.S. cities to Mexico City and beyond.
Viva Aerobus Viva Aerobus
Mexican low-cost carrier with growing U.S. routes — often the cheapest option on select Mexico City and Monterrey corridors.
U.S. carriers American, United, Southwest
Major U.S. airlines operate extensive Mexico networks — especially to Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta beach destinations.
Tips for booking flights to Mexico
Volaris often offers the lowest base fares on U.S.–Mexico routes, but bags cost extra. Aeroméxico includes more in the base fare and earns SkyTeam miles. Compare total trip cost before booking.
Cancun, Los Cabos, and Puerto Vallarta fill up fast for December–March travel. Booking 3 to 4 months ahead secures the best prices on popular winter sun routes from the U.S.
U.S. citizens can visit Mexico for tourism without a visa for stays up to 180 days. A valid passport is required. FMM tourist cards are typically provided at check-in or on arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Is Interjet still flying?
Interjet suspended most operations following financial difficulties. Most former Interjet routes are now served by Volaris, Aeroméxico, Viva Aerobus, and U.S. carriers. FaresMatch can find the best available alternative on your Mexico route.
What is the cheapest airline to Mexico from the U.S.?
Volaris and Viva Aerobus typically offer the lowest base fares on U.S.–Mexico routes. For beach destinations like Cancun and Los Cabos, Southwest, Alaska, and American also compete aggressively on price.
Do I need a passport to fly to Mexico?
Yes — U.S. citizens need a valid passport to fly to Mexico. A visa is not required for tourism stays up to 180 days. Return flights to the U.S. also require passport presentation at check-in.
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