Ontario International Airport Welcomes New International Flights

Exciting New Routes at Ontario International Airport
Ontario International Airport (ONT) is making headlines with its recent expansion of international flights, bringing exciting opportunities for travelers. Volaris has announced the addition of 14 weekly flights to three new destinations in Mexico, including daily service to Los Cabos and flights to León/Bajío and Morelia.
Enhancing Connectivity
This major announcement marks a significant milestone for Ontario International Airport, solidifying its status as a prominent global gateway in Southern California. The enhanced connectivity not only opens doors for travelers looking to explore Mexico but also benefits those returning to their roots and businesses aiming to expand in the region.
New Volaris Destinations
Los Cabos (SJD)
The service to Los Cabos will be daily, departing at 12:40 PM and arriving at 3:10 PM. This vibrant destination is known for its stunning beaches and lively atmosphere, making it a popular choice for vacationers.
Morelia (MLM)
The Morelia route will be available four times a week, with departures at 8:20 PM and arrivals at 1:02 AM the following day. This historical city offers a rich cultural experience for travelers.
Leon/Guanajuato (BJX)
Volaris will also operate three weekly flights to León/Bajío, providing more options for tourists and business travelers alike. Flights will depart at 8:20 PM and arrive at 12:50 AM the following day, offering convenient travel times.
Positive Impact on Ontario
Executives from both Ontario International Airport and Volaris expressed enthusiasm about this expansion. Alan D. Wapner, the president of the Ontario International Airport Authority Board of Commissioners, noted that this represents the largest single-day expansion of international service in the airport's history, emphasizing ongoing collaboration with Volaris to strengthen connections between Greater Ontario and key markets in Latin America.
Holger Blankenstein, Executive Vice President of Volaris, added that this initiative aligns with their commitment to providing more affordable and comfortable travel options for customers. The new flights will operate from Terminal 2 and will be serviced by Airbus A320 aircraft.
Record Growth in International Travel
This expansion comes at a time when ONT has seen record growth in international travel, with the highest number of international passengers ever recorded in a single year. The efforts to improve service and increase flight frequencies reflect the growing demand for international travel in the region.
A Look at Ontario International Airport
Ontario International Airport has consistently ranked as California's most popular mid-sized airport, as per J.D. Power's North America Airport Satisfaction Study. Located in the heart of Southern California, it offers nonstop commercial jet service to a diverse array of destinations across the U.S., Mexico, Central America, and even Taiwan, making it a crucial hub for travelers.
About the Ontario International Airport Authority
Established in 2012, the Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) oversees the airport's management and development. The authority plays a vital role in enhancing the airport’s operations to better serve the Southern California community and improve regional economic growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What new destinations are being added at Ontario International Airport?
Volaris has added routes to Los Cabos, Morelia, and León/Bajío, with multiple weekly flights to each destination.
When will the new flights operate?
Flights to Los Cabos will be daily, while Morelia will be offered four times a week and León/Bajío three times a week.
What type of aircraft will be used for these flights?
The new flights will be operated with the Airbus A320, which can accommodate 186 passengers.
How does this expansion affect travel options from Ontario?
This expansion significantly enhances travel options for both leisure and business travelers looking to connect with major destinations in Mexico.
Who can I contact for more information about the airport?
For inquiries, you can reach out to the OIAA media contact, Steve Lambert, at the provided phone number.
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