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January 19, 2023January 19, 2023 by Pablo

Aerovas de México, also known as AeroMéxico, is the flag carrier airline of Mexico, headquartered in Mexico City. It offers scheduled/ domestic routes to over 90 destinations in Mexico, North, South, and Central America, as well as the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia. Mexico City serves as its primary headquarters and hub, with additional hubs in Guadalajara and Monterrey (skip straight to the Aeroméxico sizes charts).

The headquarters are located at Paseo de la Reforma in the financial district, formerly in its own building overlooking the Diana the Huntress Fountain.

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Aeromexico has been awarded a 3-Star rating for the quality of its airport, onboard product, and personnel service. Product ratings cover seats, amenities, food and beverages, IFE, cleanliness, and so forth, while service ratings include both cabin and ground employees.

It is among the four best airlines in Mexico and the others include; United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines. This airline boasts larger seats that are more comfortable, offer more personal space, and recline completely flat.

AeroMéxico may be an excellent pick for your flight if you’re planning a weekend escape to Cancun, an epic adventure in Argentina, or a bucket-list trip to Paris. Depending on your destination, you may need to check a bag or two while flying with AeroMéxico. Here’s an overview of what to expect, as well as several alternatives to paying for luggage storage.

Jump right into the Frequently Asked Questions

Aeroméxico sizes Table of Contents

Short-haul Economy seat Chart
Short-haul First/Business Class seat Comparison Chart
Long-haul Economy Seat Size Comparison Chart
Premium Economy seat Comparison Chart
Business class seat size chart
How to choose the right Aeromexico sizes
How to avoid checked bag fees on AeroMéxico
Frequently asked questions

Short-haul Economy seat Chart

Aircraft	seat pitch	seat width	video type	laptop power	power type	wifi	seat type
Boeing 737 MAX 8 (7M8)	31 in 78.74 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	No	Standard
Boeing 737 MAX 8 (7M8)	34 in 86.36 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	No	Standard
Boeing 737-700 (737)	31 in 78.74 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	Overhead TV	None	None	No	Standard
Boeing 737-700 (737)	34 in 86.36 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	Overhead TV	None	None	No	Standard
Boeing 737-800 (738) Layout 1	31 in 78.74 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	No	Standard
Boeing 737-800 (738) Layout 1	34 in 86.36 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	No	Standard
Boeing 737-800 (738) Layout 2	31 in 78.74 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	Yes	Standard
Boeing 737-800 (738) Layout 2	34 in 86.36 cm	17 in 43.18 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	Yes	Standard
Embraer 170 (E70)	31 in 78.74 cm	17.3 in 44 cm	None	None	None	No	Standard
Embraer 190 (E90) Layout 1	31 in 78.74 cm	18.3 in 46.5 cm	None	None	None	No	Standard
Embraer 190 (E90) Layout 2	31 in 78.74 cm	18.3 in 46.5 cm	None	None	None	No	Standard

Short-haul First/Business Class seat Comparison Chart

Aircraft seat map	seat pitch	seat width	video type	laptop power	power type	wifi	seat type
Boeing 737 MAX 8 (7M8)	38 in 96.52 cm	21 in 53.34 cm	On-Demand TV	All Seats	AC Power	No	Recliner
Boeing 737-700 (737)	36 in 91.44 cm	21 in 53.34 cm	Overhead TV	None	None	No	Recliner
Boeing 737-800 (738) Layout 1	39 in 99.06 cm	21 in 53.34 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	No	Recliner
Embraer 190 (E90) Layout 1	36 in 91.44 cm	19 in 48.26 cm	None	None	None	No	Recliner

Long-haul Economy Seat Size Comparison Chart

Aircraft seat map	seat pitch	seat width	video type	laptop power	power type	wifi	seat type
Boeing 787-8 (788)	31 – 34 in 78.74 – 86.36 cm	17.2 in 43.7 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	Yes	Standard
Boeing 787-9 (789)	31 in 78.74 cm	17.2 in 43.7 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	Yes	Standard
Boeing 787-9 (789)	35 – 36 in 88.9 – 91.44 cm	17.2 in 43.7 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	Yes	Standard
Airbus A321neo (A321)	31 – 32 in 78.74 – 81.28 cm	18 in 45.72 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	No	Standard

Premium Economy seat Comparison Chart

Aircraft seat map	seat pitch	seat width	video type	laptop power	power type	wifi	seat type
Boeing 787-8 (788)	38 in 96.52 cm	17.2 in 43.7 cm	On-Demand TV	None	None	Yes	Standard

Business class seat size chart

Aircraft seat map	seat pitch	seat width	video type	laptop power	power type	wifi	seat type
Boeing 787-8 (788)	60 in 152.4 cm	20 in 50.8 cm	On-Demand TV	All Seats	AC Power	Yes	Flat Bed
Boeing 787-9 (789)	60 in 152.4 cm	20 in 50.8 cm	On-Demand TV	All Seats	AC Power	Yes	Flat Bed

Checked Baggage Allowance size chart

Route	Premier Class	Coach Class
Domestic Flights within Mexico	66 lbs./30 kg	55 lbs./25 kg
Flights to/from the USA and Central America	Maximum Weight of each piece: 70 lbs. / 32 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (2 piece)	Maximum Weight: 50 lbs./23 kg Maximum Size: 62 in/158 cm (1 piece)
Flights to/from Europe	Maximum Weight of each piece: 70 lbs. /32 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (2 Piece)	Maximum Weight of each piece: 50 lbs. /23 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (2 Piece)
Flights to/from South America and Asia	Maximum Weight of each piece: 70 lbs. /32 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (3 Piece)	Maximum Weight of each piece: 70 lbs. /32 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (2 piece)
Flights to/from Lima	Maximum Weight of each piece: 70 lbs. /32 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (3 piece)	Maximum Weight of each piece: 50 lbs. /23 kg Maximum Size of each piece: 62 in/158 cm (2 piece)

How to choose the right Aeromexico sizes

Related: What Size is Carry On Luggage?

What’s AeroMéxico’s baggage policy?

Carry-on

AeroMéxico cargo permits two carry-on bags, each measuring 21.5 inches x 15.7 inches x 10 inches and weighing only 22 pounds. Personal things such as purses, Musical Instruments, and laptop bags are considered carry-ons by the airline.

Allowances for newborns vary depending on where you’re flying from and to. Flights from the United States (American Express) to Mexico, for example, allow one bag and two extra goods, such as a stroller, diaper bag, or bassinet. They limit flights within Mexico to two goods in total.

Wheelchairs, crutches, travel orthopedic devices, pharmaceuticals, syringes, and oxygen concentrators are permitted in the plane cabin, though some may require medical paperwork. Wheelchairs with built-in batteries must be inspected.

Smart bags with removable batteries are inspected at both the counter and the gate and may be permitted to board with the battery removed. Small and medium-sized batteries, such as those found in personal electronic gadgets, are permitted in the cabin.

Hoverboards, firearms or ammunition, Samsung Galaxy Note7 tablets, combustible goods of any type, enamel paints, acids, and corrosives are all prohibited. View the complete list of prohibited products.

Objects of value (jewelry, art, documents, etc.), fragile items, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and perishables should be carried in carry-on luggage, according to Aeromexico. Liquids must be in three-ounce containers that fit inside a one-quart clear, transparent, resealable plastic bag.

Checked bags

Aeromexico, like many other airlines, has varied checked luggage allowances depending on where you’re flying to and from as well as the type of ticket you have.

Aeromexico, for example, allows one free checked bag with a Main Cabin ticket and two free bags with a Clase Premier ticket while flying from and to Mexico. A Main Cabin trip from the United States to Mexico does not offer any free checked bags.

If you select this fare, your first checked bag will cost $30, the second $55, and the third $180. They can check any additional luggage for $200 per piece. You can check two pieces of baggage for free if you book a Clase Premier ticket for the same flight. They can check additional bags for the same prices as mentioned above.

An additional piece bag fee will vary depending on your departure and arrival locations, as well as your fare. For example, if you have a Classic ticket and your origin or destination is in Central America, the Caribbean, Peru, Ecuador, or Colombia, they will charge you $40 to hand over your suitcase at check-in. The price is $60 if your origin or destination is in Brazil, Argentina, or Chile (including any international routes).

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How to avoid checked bag fees on AeroMéxico

1. Only pack a carry-on

This is an obvious tactic, but it is also effective. If you find yourself booked on a flight that will cost you upwards of $30 per bag, consider what you truly need to bring with you.

Leave bulky amenities like shampoo and conditioner at home and only bring what you need when you arrive. If you use your space wisely, you can avoid having to check any piece of baggage at all.

2. Join a club premier

Aeromexico’s customer loyalty program, Club Premier, operates differently than most other airlines’ schemes. Yes, you can get points when you fly, but you can also earn points when you cruise, rent a car, stay in a hotel, or purchase on specific websites.

When you gain enough points, you can advance to the Gold, Platinum, or Titanium tiers of the AeroMéxico Club Premier. Each level includes one free checked bag when flying to the United States or Canada, and as few as 50,000 Qualifying Premier Points will advance you to the top tier (Gold).

Earning points is simpler than you think. You can earn miles when you fly with Delta besidesClub Premier when booking various travel arrangements.

3. Buy premier tickets

Luggage fees will vary depending on where you are flying and the class of ticket purchased. Although the basic economy and some Main Cabin tickets only allow for carry-on, most Clase Premier fares include at least one complimentary checked bag.

If you know you’ll be checking one or more bags, do the arithmetic to determine if upgrading to a higher-class ticket will save you money on baggage costs.

4. Get a co-branded credit card

Aeromexico Visa Signature, Aeromexico Visa, and Aeromexico Visa Secured cards are available through U.S. Bank. Each card comes with a complimentary checked bag perk and earns Club Premier miles when used. New cardholders can also earn thousands of miles as a welcome incentive.

If you fly with this airline or one of its partners, these are the finest airline credit cards. They also come with a variety of other benefits that vary depending on which one you have. Complementary and $99 companion certificates, bonus points for renewing your card (minimal annual fees apply), double miles earned on gas and grocery, and a free upgrade every year are all benefits.

5. Use a general travel card

The finest travel credit cards are an excellent way to avoid luggage costs. Some, such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve, provide an annual travel allowance by covering airline prices.

You can also see if you can transfer points from any of your other reward cards to Club Premium and then use those points to pay for your luggage. Customers can transfer points from several credit cards to Club Premier through partnerships with AeroMéxico.

Frequently asked questions

1. How big can a personal item be in AeroMéxico sizes?

When flying with AeroMéxico, you can bring 1 standard piece of carry-on and 1 personal item. The usual carry-on and personal item dimensions must not exceed 21.5 x 15.7 x 10 inches. Both things must not weigh over 22 pounds when combined (10 kg).

2. How big is a carry-on bag for AeroMéxico sizes?

All carry-on luggage must meet the following specifications: Carry-on Luggage Dimensions: 45 linear in/115 cm (length + width + height) Maximum Carry-on Luggage combined Weight: 22 lb/10 kg

3. How big is AeroMexico?

Aeromexico

IATA AM/ICAO AMX	Callsign AEROMEXICO
Airline Full Name	Aerovías de México, S.A. de C.V.
Country	Mexico
Airline Founded	15 Sep 1934
Started Operations	Feb 1972
Subsidiaries / Group Airlines	Aerolitoral (43 aircraft) Aeroméxico Connect (43 aircraft)
Base / Main Hub	Mexico City Licenciado Benito Juarez (MEX / MMMX)
Bases	Guadalajara Don Miguel y Hidalgo International (GDL / MMGL) Monterrey General Mariano Escobedo International (MTY / MMMY)
Focus Cities	Cancun International (CUN / MMUN) Tijuana General Abelardo L. Rodríguez International (TIJ / MMTJ)
Fleet Size	103 Aircraft (+ 6 On Order/Planned)
Average Fleet Age 1	6.7 Years

4. How big are economy seats in AeroMéxico sizes?

AM Plus is AeroMexico’s economy package with more inches of legroom. There are 18 of these seats, which are organized in a 3-3 arrangement and measure 17 in/ 43.18 cm wide by 34 in/ 86.36 cm in pitch.

5. What is the maximum size of check-in luggage in AeroMéxico?

You can bring luggage weighing up to 23kg/50lb on international flights. The maximum surface area for each piece of luggage in both cases is 158 cm/62 inches.

6. How far in advance can I check my bags on AeroMéxico?

You can pay for your baggage at any moment after booking by checking into your booking on the website or app.

AeroMéxico’s website does not show the prices for prepaid luggage, but it’s likely that you’ll save money by paying for your baggage before you arrive at the airport.

7. How much baggage is allowed on Aeroméxico sizes?

Baggage allowances for AeroMéxico differ depending on route and class. They permitted you two carry-on baggage when flying from the United States to Mexico in the main cabin. All checked baggage will be charged extra.

You can bring up to ten checked bags, but the more you bring, the more you’ll pay, and your luggage will be checked as cargo beginning with the eighth bag. The airline entitles Clase Premier travellers to two complimentary checked bags.

Conclusion

Traveling these days can be expensive, but there are also more options than ever to keep your fees down and even earn rewards. Knowing what to expect and where there are opportunities to save can help you make great choices when you’re looking to get away from your day-to-day grind.

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