LaTijereta
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Aeromexico- Loreto
Looks like Aeromexico is now going to drop it's LAX-LTO flights in April... We have been down this road before.. 
http://www.oem.com.mx/elsudcaliforniano/notas/n3290294.htm
[Edited on 2-14-2014 by LaTijereta]
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CP
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Well shoot. Just bought a ticket on them for June.
[edited to add] And was just issued a quick and painless full refund.
Thanks for the heads-up La T! 
[Edited on 2-14-2014 by CP]
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Loretana
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Bummer! This was a nice aircraft, it left Loreto 15 minutes early, and got me into LAX in time for the early flight to Portland.
Oh, well.
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dasubergeek
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I wonder if Volaris or Interjet will step in.
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oladulce
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Loretana
Bummer! This was a nice aircraft, it left Loreto 15 minutes early, and got me into LAX in time for the early flight to Portland.
Oh, well. |
Bummer is right. That LAX - Loreto flight time was late enough in the day that you could make the connection from a flight from the East/Mid-west (for
relatives) so no LAX overnight stay was necessary.
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I'll bet the reason they are canceling the flight is that Homex is out of the picture in Loreto Bay. The flight was a direct connection to Culiacan
where Homex has their headquarters. Maybe they were sponsoring the flight. This is another one of the those unexplained disappearing acts in Loreto
like the recent departure of Banamex. More sad news. 
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CP
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Banamex in Loreto closed?!
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bajabeachbabe
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Yep. Their last day was Feb. 7.
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LaTijereta
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BanaMex still has a ATM machine at the new Leys store in Loreto.. for now.. 
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...and for some reason, unknown to me, real estate is still multiples more expensive than in La Paz. I haven't understood that "phenomenon" for the
past 7 years.
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tecatero
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Maybe with Mr. Slim's investment cash going into Loreto he can make a call to someone and get a decent carrier and schedule into Loreto..oh yeah, and
price. LAX-LTO last summer was like $440-$750 RT, ridiculous.........I am also baffled at the money being spent there by people, they can't all
possible drive to LTO......remember when Delta and Alaska flew real jets there MD-88 , awwww those were the days.
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bajario
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When they flew out of San Diego. Those were the days.
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MitchMan
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Tenets of market based capitalism say that if there is profit to be made from adequate demand in an economy for a given product, entrepreneurs will
flock to the scene of the demand and provide the product. Sometimes entrepreneurs make mistakes about the sustainability and/or the quantity of the
demand or make mistakes about the costs to provide the product/service and may then withdraw. It happens, it all happens.
Bottom line, I think that sufficient and adequate sustainable demand for flights to Loreto just hasn't been there.
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ligui
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Out of Denver to Loreto .....$200 round trip ....Non-Stop . The good times .
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Air Cortez...Ontario-Mulege...99 bucks...THOSE were the good days..
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Loreto never seems to get it together with reasonable air connections. So many airlines come and go.
Since 1972, I can remember these:
Air Cortez
Aeromexico
Aero California
Mexicana
Resort Airlines
Gunnell Airlines
I've flown all these airlines to Loreto and/or Mulege over the years. Now that AeroMexico is quitting Loreto, none fly there anymore.
Here's a wrinkled photo of Air Cortez at the Serinadad pista in Mulege..back in the day. I once flew as co-pilot from Mulege to Ontario. Quite a
day that was..with the pilot opening a thermos of whiskey/coffee and doing some barn-storming along the way....all of which seemed rather normal at
the time. 
On that one particular flight out of Mulege to Ontario, I'm extremely glad that we didn't end up something like this:
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Loreto airport
In Feb. 1980 I got on a small jet at Loreto to Guadalajara mex. started a great trip and ended up living on a Yacht in Alcapulca for a bit...I'll
always remember that flight as they left the cabin door open I could talk to the pilots while in the air drinking a marg...guess those days are gone
!!!...Loreto is a like a short kid at a basketball game...Illusions of grandjue
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I have always wondered why an airline that flies south to La Paz wouldn't simply schedule a brief stop over at Loreto.
Maybe the numbers just don't work out profitably...obviously more expensive and time consuming for a full plane to land and then take off from Loreto
than to go straight thru to La Paz. That could be a reason to charge more to the Loreto bound passengers if they could get it from them.
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MitchMan
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| Quote: | Originally posted by captkw
In Feb. 1980 I got on a small jet at Loreto to Guadalajara mex. started a great trip and ended up living on a Yacht in Alcapulca for a bit...I'll
always remember that flight as they left the cabin door open I could talk to the pilots while in the air drinking a marg...guess those days are gone
!!!...Loreto is a like a short kid at a basketball game...Illusions of grandjue |
Now that the cabin doors are always closed, how do we know that they are not drinking more, having sex, and smoking pot...especially since they are
exercising more privacy? Just kidding.
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