Canada's newest ultra-low-cost carrier Swoop has added flights to Mexico. Nonstop flights from Hamilton and Abbotsford to beach destinations in Mexico such as Cancun, Mazatlan, and Puerto Vallarta commence in January. Intro fares are as low as $294 CAD roundtrip.
Swoop to Fly from Canada to Mexico
In total, Swoop is adding four new routes between Canada and Mexico. Two from each of its focus cities in Hamilton (YHM) and Abbotsford (YXX). These new flights will bring low fares to some of Canada's favorite leisure destinations from these secondary cities outside the larger cities of Toronto and Vancouver.
New service starts in January and intro fares are valid through mid-April. Late March travel will yield higher fares for most of these routes. Each route is operated on just a few days each week. I've listed the service start date below along with intro fares and days of the week each route will operate. Click on the fare details for more booking info.
Intro fares must be booked by 11:59 pm MT, on October 7, 2018.
New nonstop service to Mexico on Swoop starting in January
Tuesdays / Saturdays, starting January 8, 2019
Hamilton to Puerto Vallarta $314 CAD roundtrip ($244 USD)
Mondays / Saturdays, starting January 12, 2019
Abbotsford to Puerto Vallarta $314 CAD roundtrip ($244 USD)
Mondays / Fridays / Saturdays, starting January 14, 2019
Hamilton to Cancun $294 CAD roundtrip ($229 USD)
Sundays / Thursdays, starting January 20, 2019
Abbotsford to Mazatlan $354 CAD roundtrip ($275 USD)
Prices were found on Swoop's website in CAD and converted to USD for comparison purposes on Airfarewatchdog.
As with other ultra-low-cost carriers, the base fare will only include transportation for you and a small personal item such as a small backpack, briefcase, or large purse that will fit underneath the seat in front of you.
Checked bag fees start at $30-$35 CAD when purchased online. Larger carry-on bag fees start at $35-$41 CAD. There are also extra fees if you would like to choose a specific seat and for pretty much anything else such as snacks or beverages onboard.
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