Mexicargo

Mexicargo was established in Mexico on August 18, 1991, by Marco Mediola. Although founded in the early 1990s, the airline began flight operations only in February 1996. Its first documented operating aircraft was a Boeing 727-225F, a freighter variant suited to regional and medium-haul cargo work. The carrier's business centered on freight transportation rather than passenger services. Its network linked Mexican cities with one another and with the United States. In 1997, the documented Mexican destinations were Guadalajara, Hermosillo, La Paz in Baja California Sur, Mexico City, and Tijuana. Internationally, Mexicargo served Miami and San Antonio. The combination of Mexican metropolitan, industrial, border, and regional destinations with American gateways indicates a business oriented toward Mexico–United States cargo flows. The historical fleet associated with Mexicargo consisted of three Boeing 727-225F aircraft, one Boeing 707-323C, one Boeing 707-347C, and one Douglas DC-9-15RC. These figures describe the recorded fleet rather than a confirmed simultaneous operating fleet. The Boeing 727 freighters were documented as part of the airline's operations, while the Boeing 707s and DC-9 represent additional aircraft linked to the carrier during its operating period. Publicly available information becomes limited after the late 1990s. The last two Boeing 707 aircraft were reportedly seen at Mexico City airport in 2000. The available account does not identify a definitive cessation date, explain whether the airline entered formal insolvency proceedings, or record a merger, sale, or replacement operator. Consequently, Mexicargo's present status remains uncertain, although there is no reliable evidence in the supplied material that it continues to operate as an active airline.

• 2000

  Last reported Boeing 707 sightings

  [1]Mexicargoen.wikipedia.org

  The last two Boeing 707 aircraft associated with Mexicargo were reportedly seen at Mexico City airport. The observation does not establish the airline's formal cessation date.

• 1997

  Documented Mexico–United States network

  [1]Mexicargoen.wikipedia.org

  The airline's recorded destinations included five Mexican cities and the United States cities of Miami and San Antonio.

• 1996

  Flight operations begin

  [1]Mexicargoen.wikipedia.org

  Mexicargo began flying in February with a Boeing 727-225F freighter.

• 1991

  Company founded

  [1]Mexicargoen.wikipedia.org

  Marco Mediola founded Mexicargo in Mexico on August 18, establishing the company that would later operate as a cargo airline.

A cross-border Mexican freight airline serving domestic Mexican cities and selected United States cargo markets.

• Air cargo service · 1996

  Domestic Mexican air freight

  Mexicargo operated freight connections among Mexican cities including Guadalajara, Hermosillo, La Paz, Mexico City, and Tijuana. The available sources do not specify cargo types, service frequencies, shipment size limits, or whether all destinations were served on a scheduled basis.

• International air cargo service · 1996

  Mexico–United States cargo flights

  The airline provided cross-border cargo transportation between Mexico and the United States, with Miami and San Antonio identified as American destinations. No source-supported details are available about individual logistics contracts, shipment categories, or operating frequencies.

1. 1Mexicargoen.wikipedia.org