en.Wedoany.com Reported - Monterrey, Nuevo León, has launched a new direct flight route to New York's JFK Airport. Operated by Viva Aerobus, the route runs five times a week, strengthening international connectivity and boosting business and tourism flows.

The Nuevo León state government, airport operator OMA, and the airline jointly facilitated the launch of this international route. Governor Samuel García stated at the event that the state has become a natural aviation hub, with Viva Aerobus covering 50 destinations from Monterrey, 11 of which are international.

The new route operates five times a week, with departures scheduled on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The Monterrey-to-New York flight departs at 06:10 and arrives at 12:20; the return flight departs New York at 01:30 and lands in Monterrey at 04:15.

Viva Aerobus is strengthening its operational network in Monterrey, which currently offers over 50 direct routes covering international destinations in the United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

Attendees at the inaugural ceremony included Nuevo León's Tourism Secretary Maricarmen Martínez, OMA Airport Traffic Director Abelardo Muñoz, and Viva Aerobus Vice President of Corporate Affairs Jesús Horacio González.

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