Private jet companies in Mexico
Twenty-seven Mexican operators holding AFAC permits, most of them based at Toluca. Each is listed with its permit and the number of aircraft on our list.
- Operators listed
- 27
- Toluca
- 16 operators
- Monterrey area
- 4 operators
- Guadalajara
- 3 operators
Where the list comes from
Our Mexico list has 27 operators holding AFAC permits. The largest by aircraft on our list are Aerolíneas Ejecutivas, Transportes Aéreos Pegaso, Fly Across, Grupo Avemex and JetsTime, all based at Toluca.
We did not find a public AFAC list of permit holders. Each operator's AFAC permit and fleet come from its foreign air carrier docket at the US Department of Transportation, filed on regulations.gov to fly to the United States, and from the operator's own website where it has one.
The order below is by the number of aircraft we list for each operator. It is not a ranking of quality. See how we choose operators on our our operators page, or browse all Mexico operators.
Mexican charter operators on our list
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 101.421.-11784
- Aircraft we list
- 32
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit AOC TTG/2002
- Aircraft we list
- 31
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.102.306.-10940
- Aircraft we list
- 19
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 102.420.-10515
- Aircraft we list
- 17
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.102.306.-10395-2008
- Aircraft we list
- 12
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 101.206.-2149
- Aircraft we list
- 10
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 102.420.-11476
- Aircraft we list
- 8
- Base
- Guadalajara, Jalisco
- Permit
- AFAC permit 101.421-11820
- Aircraft we list
- 7
- Base
- Apodaca, Nuevo León
- Permit
- AFAC permit 102.420.-8739
- Aircraft we list
- 7
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit AOC ARI/2003
- Aircraft we list
- 5
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit AOC HEE/2010
- Aircraft we list
- 5
- Base
- Guadalajara, Jalisco
- Permit
- AFAC permit 1212
- Aircraft we list
- 5
- Base
- Torreón, Coahuila
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.102.306.-10391
- Aircraft we list
- 3
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.5.-1760
- Aircraft we list
- 3
- Base
- Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila
- Permit
- AFAC permit AOC RIT/2009
- Aircraft we list
- 3
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.1846 V.U.S. 4.1.5.-1830/2017
- Aircraft we list
- 3
- Base
- Apodaca (Monterrey), Nuevo León
- Permit
- AFAC permit 1806
- Aircraft we list
- 2
- Base
- Guadalajara, Jalisco
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.102.306.-10475
- Aircraft we list
- 2
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.5.-513
- Aircraft we list
- 2
- Base
- Apodaca (Monterrey), Nuevo León
- Permit
- AFAC permit 101.421.-8962
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Apodaca (Monterrey), Nuevo León
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.-508
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Not stated
- Permit
- AFAC permit on file
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Mexico City
- Permit
- AFAC permit AOC MSN/2013
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 101.421.-11706
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.102.306.-10247
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.102.306.-898
- Aircraft we list
- 1
- Base
- Toluca, State of Mexico
- Permit
- AFAC permit 4.1.5.0.1.-2405-2019
- Aircraft we list
- 1
Aircraft we list is the count on our own operator list, not the operator's full fleet. Permit references are as filed in each operator's US DOT docket; each operator page links to its docket.
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How we use the list
When you ask for a quote, we ask operators with a suitable aircraft for your route and dates. The operator's name and AFAC permit appear on the quote. Foreign operators can fly you into or out of Mexico, but any leg between two Mexican airports has to be flown by a Mexican permit holder like those above.
To check any operator yourself, read Is my flight legal?. For the cost side, read Mexico charter taxes and fees.
Sources:Ley de Aviación Civil, Article 17 Bis (cabotage), added DOF 20 May 2021 and reformed DOF 3 May 2023, consolidated text by mley.mxCámara de Diputados: Ley de Aviación Civil, official consolidated text, last reform DOF 14 November 2025 (Articles 2, 9, 11, 18, 27 and 28)
Jets flown from Mexico
Light jets for domestic hops, midsize and super midsize jets for the United States and beyond.
Questions, answered
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Ask a specialistHow many private jet operators are on your Mexico list?+
27 operators holding AFAC permits, 16 of them based at Toluca, with others in the Monterrey area, Guadalajara, Coahuila and Mexico City.
Which Mexican operator has the most aircraft on your list?+
Aerolíneas Ejecutivas, with 32 aircraft on our list. Transportes Aéreos Pegaso follows with 31.
Where do the permit numbers come from?+
From each operator's foreign air carrier docket at the US Department of Transportation, which records the AFAC permit and fleet. We did not find a public AFAC list of permit holders.
Is this a ranking of the best operators?+
No. The order is by the number of aircraft we list for each operator.
Fares, dates and rules on this page were checked on 19 October 2026. Official fares and schedules change every season; the operator or authority named in each source has the final word.
- 1.US Department of Transportation foreign air carrier dockets on regulations.gov, one per operator, showing the AFAC permit and fleet (linked from each operator page)
- 2.Ley de Aviación Civil, Article 17 Bis (cabotage), added DOF 20 May 2021 and reformed DOF 3 May 2023, consolidated text by mley.mx
- 3.Cámara de Diputados: Ley de Aviación Civil, official consolidated text, last reform DOF 14 November 2025 (Articles 2, 9, 11, 18, 27 and 28)
Quotes from permitted Mexican operators.
A specialist replies around the clock with aircraft options, the operator's name and an all-in price.