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Aeromexico compensation guide
The airline name alone does not determine your rights. Route, operating carrier and disruption details matter.
Quick answer
Could your flight qualify?
A qualifying Aeromexico disruption may bring compensation, refund, alternative-travel or care rights. Mexico's rules use airline-attributable delay thresholds and ticket-price percentages; qualifying Aeromexico departures from the EU or UK can also fall under EC261 or UK261, while flights to or from Canada can fall under APPR.
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Passenger rights
Which passenger rights could apply?
Aeromexico operates services within Mexico and between Mexico and EU, UK and Canadian airports. Its own operated departures from protected EU airports can fall under EC261, departures from the United Kingdom under UK261, and services to or from Canada under APPR. Mexico's Civil Aviation Law remains relevant on qualifying Mexico services. Because Aeromexico is not a UK or EU carrier, flights merely arriving there from Mexico are assessed differently. Travaro checks the affected segment, travel direction, operating carrier and disruption conditions.
Mexico
Mexico LAC
Ticket-price percentages and statutory remedies in qualifying cases
Mexico's Civil Aviation Law provides passenger remedies for qualifying airline-attributable delays and cancellations and for involuntary denied boarding caused by overbooking. Registered airline compensation policies also apply to attributable delays between one and four hours.
Read the Mexico guideEuropean Union
EC261
€250–€600 in qualifying cases
Aeromexico operates services from EU airports including Madrid, Paris and Amsterdam. Qualifying departures from airports covered by EC261 can be protected even on a Mexican carrier. An Aeromexico-operated flight arriving from Mexico is not protected merely because it lands in the EU.
Read the European Union guideUnited Kingdom
UK261
£220–£520 in qualifying cases
Aeromexico operates London services. Qualifying departures from UK airports can fall under UK261 regardless of Aeromexico's non-UK status; flights from Mexico arriving in the UK are assessed differently because Aeromexico is not a UK or EU carrier.
Read the United Kingdom guideCanada
APPR
APPR rights on qualifying Canada routes
Aeromexico operates passenger services between Mexico and Canadian airports including Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver. Canada's APPR can apply to flights to, from and within Canada, including qualifying connections, subject to its disruption and airline-responsibility rules.
Read the Canada guideFlight disruptions
What happened to your Aeromexico flight?
Delayed flight
A significant arrival delay may qualify depending on the route, applicable passenger-rights rules and cause of the disruption.
Cancelled flight
Cancellation rights can depend on notice timing, the reason for cancellation and any alternative journey offered.
Denied boarding
Involuntary denied boarding can create compensation, alternative travel, refund and care rights in qualifying circumstances.
Missed connection
A connecting journey booked as one itinerary may qualify when a disruption causes you to reach your final destination significantly late.
Important conditions
What can affect your eligibility?
Aeromexico serves more than one Travaro passenger-rights jurisdiction, so the airline name alone cannot determine the remedy. Mexico's rules focus on airline-attributable delays, percentages and remedy choices; on qualifying EU, UK and Canadian flights, the applicable framework adds its own conditions. Travaro checks the actual operating carrier and the full itinerary.
The disruption cause matters
The statutory delay and cancellation compensation described under Mexico's Civil Aviation Law applies where the disruption is attributable to the airline.
One to four hours uses the airline's registered policy
For an attributable delay of more than one hour and less than four hours, the airline's registered compensation policy governs the applicable discounts, food, beverages or other benefits.
Two to four hours has a 7.5% minimum
If the attributable delay is more than two hours but less than four hours, the discount or compensation cannot be less than 7.5% of the ticket price.
More than four hours unlocks cancellation remedies
The passenger can choose among refund, first-available substitute travel with care, or later travel. The refund and later-travel options include compensation of at least 25% under the statutory conditions.
Overbooking uses the cancellation remedies
After volunteers are sought, an involuntarily denied passenger can use the remedies linked to an airline-attributable cancellation.
EU and UK departures can have different rights
Qualifying Aeromexico-operated departures from the EU and UK can be assessed under EC261 or UK261, including their relevant delay, cancellation and denied-boarding conditions. Inbound journeys from Mexico are not automatically covered.
Canadian journeys can fall under APPR
Aeromexico-operated flights to or from Canada, and qualifying connections, can fall under APPR. The cause, control classification, arrival impact and alternative travel may determine the rights available.
The operating carrier still matters
On codeshare or partner journeys, the airline shown on the ticket can differ from the carrier that actually operated the affected flight. That can affect which passenger-rights rules apply.
Check each segment before choosing a framework
Mexico LAC, EC261, UK261 and APPR have different geographic scopes. The actual operated journey, direction and connecting-ticket structure matter; rights cannot be assumed from a partner flight number alone.
What to keep
Keep a clear record of the journey
Keep enough information to establish the Aeromexico journey, the cause and length of the disruption, what the airline offered and what happened to your travel plans.
Booking confirmation, ticket and complete itinerary.
Boarding pass or evidence that you presented yourself for travel on time.
The AM flight number, scheduled date and actual operating carrier for each affected segment.
Airline emails, messages or app notifications about the disruption.
Any explanation provided for the delay, cancellation or denied boarding.
The airline's compensation-policy information and details of any voucher, refund or alternative travel offered.
Replacement-flight details, actual arrival time and relevant expense receipts.
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Related flight compensation guides
Mexico flight compensation
Understand Mexico's Civil Aviation Law, delay thresholds and the remedies that can apply to qualifying disruptions.
European Union flight compensation
See how EC261 can protect qualifying Aeromexico-operated departures from EU airports.
United Kingdom flight compensation
Learn when UK261 can cover qualifying Aeromexico departures from the UK.
Canada flight compensation
Learn how APPR can apply to qualifying Aeromexico flights to, from or within Canada.
Delayed flight compensation
See how delay length, route, operating carrier and disruption cause can affect compensation.
Cancelled flight compensation
Understand how cancellation remedies, replacement travel and disruption cause can affect passenger rights.
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