Mexican carrier Interjet will add new service between Chicago O'Hare and Guadalajara in February.
The airline will offer daily service on the route with a 150-seat Airbus A320 from 16 February, it says today.
“Chicago is a growing and very important market for travel to Guadalajara,” says José Luis Garza, chief executive of Interjet, in a statement.
The carrier will compete with Aeromexico and Volaris in the Chicago-Guadalajara market, FlightGlobal schedules show.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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