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Visit Mexico and Central America Visit Mexico and Central America Pricing Your Itinerary 10 November 2009 Easy fare structure The price you pay for your oneworld Visit Mexico and Central America pass is easy to calculate. There is a flat rate for each flight you take, Fares are available for both Economy and Business cabins. Fares are calculated per sector and are exclusive of any taxes and passenger fees (which must be collected separately). These fares are limited to availability and capacity controls. Cancellation and amendment penalties apply, subject to conditions of fare. oneworld Visit Mexico and Central America – Fares in US dollars Business Economy Sector zone Adult Child Adult Child Acapulco-Mexico City A 120 80 90 60 Cancun-Havana B 145 95 110 70 Cancun-Mexico City C 160 110 125 85 Chetumal-Mexico City C 160 110 125 85 Ciudad Del Carmen-Mexico City C 160 110 125 85 Culiacan-Mexicali D 190 130 145 100 Culiacan-Mexico City D 190 130 145 100 Guadalajara-Acapulco B 145 95 110 70 Guadalajara-La Paz A 120 80 90 60 Guadalajara-Los Cabos B 145 95 110 70 Guadalajara-Los Mochis A 120 80 90 60 Guadalajara-Mazatlan B 145 95 110 70 Guadalajara-Mexicali D 190 130 145 100 Guadalajara-Mexico City A 120 80 90 60 Guadalajara-Monterrey A 120 80 90 60 Guadalajara-Oaxaca A 120 80 90 60 Guadalajara-Puebla A 120 80 90 60 Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta B 145 95 110 70 Guadalajara-Tijuana D 190 130 145 100 Guadalajara-Veracruz B 145 95 110 70 Huatulco-Mexico City A 120 80 90 60 La Paz-Los Mochis D 190 130 145 100 Leon-Mexico City A 120 80 90 60 Los Mochis-Tijuana D 190 130 145 100 Mazatlan-Los Cabos B 145 95 110 70 ` Visit Mexico and Central America Pricing Your Itinerary 10 November 2009 oneworld Visit Mexico and Central America – Fares in US dollars Business Economy Sector zone Adult Child Adult Child Merida-Cancun B 145 95 110 70 Merida-Villahermosa B 145 95 110 70 Mexico City-Guatemala City D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Havana D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Ixtapa A 120 80 90 60 Mexico City-Los Cabos C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Manzanillo A 120 80 90 60 Mexico City-Mazatlan A 120 80 90 60 Mexico City-Merida C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Mexicali D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Minatitlan C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Monterrey D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Nuevo Laredo D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Oaxaca C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Panama City E 265 180 205 140 Mexico City-Puerto Escondido A 120 80 90 60 Mexico City-Puerto Vallarta A 120 80 90 60 Mexico City-Reynosa D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Saltillo D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-San Jose E 265 180 205 140 Mexico City-San Luis Potosi A 120 80 90 60 Mexico City-San Salvador D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Tampico C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Tijuana D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Torreon D 190 130 145 100 Mexico City-Tuxtla Gutierrez C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Veracruz C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Villahermosa C 160 110 125 85 Mexico City-Zacatecas D 190 130 145 100 Monterrey-Puebla D 190 130 145 100 Monterrey-Veracruz B 145 95 110 70 Oaxaca-Tuxtla Gutierrez C 160 110 125 85 Puebla-Cancun B 145 95 110 70 Tijuana-Zacatecas D 190 130 145 100 Veracruz-Cancun B 145 95 110 70 Veracruz-Villahermosa B 145 95 110 70 ` .
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