MexicoAbout the airline
Interjet was a Mexican low-cost carrier based in Mexico City, operating from two major hubs. The airline ceased all operations in December 2020. It operated a modern fleet of Airbus narrow-body aircraft serving Mexico's domestic and regional network.
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Fleet
Interjet (IATA: 4O, ICAO: AIJ) was a Mexican airline founded in 2005 and headquartered in Mexico City. Operating as a low-cost carrier, Interjet developed a significant presence in Mexico's aviation market over its 15-year history before ceasing operations in December 2020.
The airline operated two main hubs: Mexico City International Airport and Lic. Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (also serving the Mexico City metropolitan area). This dual-hub strategy allowed Interjet to serve both major business and leisure routes across Mexico and regional destinations.
Interjet's fleet consisted of modern Airbus narrow-body aircraft, specifically the A320 and A321 families. These fuel-efficient, reliable aircraft were well-suited to the airline's low-cost model and the routes it served. The fleet enabled Interjet to offer competitive capacity and frequency on its network before the airline's closure.