Air Canada announced a new flight between Montreal and Guadalajara , and will also expand its capacity to Mexico by 18% with four high-demand destinations for Canadians and other international travelers.

“We continue to expand our diversified global network with improved connectivity between our hubs and cities in Mexico. Since 1954, Mexico has been an important part of our global network, and this summer, the increased capacity will further strengthen the long-standing tourism and trade ties between our two countries. Capitalizing on the growing strength of passenger and cargo demand, a new year-round service between Montreal and Guadalajara will be offered,” said Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer, and President of Cargo at Air Canada.

By summer 2026, the airline plans to operate 10 daily flights from its three global hubs to five destinations in Mexico , representing 1,700 one-way daytime seats and an 18% increase in seat capacity compared to summer 2025.

“Air transport facilitates tourism, trade, and connectivity, and Mexico is part of Air Canada’s broader strategy for Latin America to enable fast and convenient connections for passengers and cargo through our Canadian gateways to our comprehensive network across six inhabited continents,” he emphasized. Awarded.

In addition to the new route, the airline will increase the Montreal-Cancun route to 11 weekly flights, while the Toronto-Monterrey route will have four weekly flights. Vancouver-Mexico City will increase from seven to 11 weekly flights, and Vancouver-Puerto Vallarta to two weekly flights.

“As Canada leads one of the most important trade missions, we are focused on helping Canadian companies reach new markets and forge new partnerships. Announcements like this one from Air Canada will further strengthen the ties between Canada and Mexico and allow our two countries to do even more business together,” said Dominic LeBlanc, Chairman of the King’s Privy Council for Canada.

Comment and follow us on LinkedIn:  @GrupoT21

El cargo Air Canada will land in Guadalajara next summer apareció primero en T21.

CIMA announced the opening of its new Distribution Center (DC) in Apodaca, Nuevo León. With a surface area of ​​2,600 square meters (m2 ⁾ , this new facility nearly tripled the storage capacity of its previous center, increasing from 150 to 566 tons, representing an increase of 277 percent.

The expansion will allow the company to operate 50 daily routes, improving coverage in the state’s 51 municipalities . The operation will implement innovative Just-In-Time logistics , eliminating the use of refrigerated containers and using only dry containers for transportation, thereby reducing fuel and electricity consumption by 30%.

As part of its environmental initiatives, the center will incorporate 100% electric forklifts to contribute to the corporate goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2% by 2026.

In addition, the distribution center is designed to optimize the storage and distribution of more than 5,200 tons annually , including 1,249 tons of food supplies, 1,614 tons of supplies for industrial cafeterias, 2,351 tons of cold school lunches and breakfasts, and 900,000 kilos of fresh fruits and vegetables.

The facilities have refrigeration chambers with a total capacity of 72 tons , distributed in three storage rooms of 24 tons each. This infrastructure guarantees the freshness and quality of the products, allowing food to be preserved for up to two weeks without altering the ripening process or losing its nutrients.

The new distribution center has a core staff of 26 administrative and operational employees and has the potential to generate up to 360 jobs annually during peak seasons. This new facility marks a step forward in CIMA’s logistics infrastructure in Nuevo León, adding to the previous 1,000 m² center, consolidating its presence in the region.

Since 2023, CIMA has begun an institutionalization process focused on strengthening its corporate structure and supporting its decisions through corporate governance led by its Board of Directors. As part of this process, the group appointed Carlos Olivar Pérez as CEO, who has driven operational consolidation, the implementation of best practices, talent development, and the adoption of technological systems that optimize daily management.

Comment and follow us on X:  @GrupoT21

El cargo CIMA strengthens its logistics infrastructure with new distribution centers in Nuevo León apareció primero en T21.