Fly from Brussels to Mexico City for just €889 return per person with Air Canada. Average prices we've found hover around €889, with some options reaching €996. A solid opportunity to discover Mexico's capital without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've spotted is €889 per person return. Most fares cluster around this figure, though some flights go up to €996. Book as early as possible: prices climb as departure approaches. Check comparison sites regularly to catch the best deals.
Airline and stopovers
Air Canada is your carrier on this route. Keep in mind the flight includes 1 stopover, so it's not direct. The journey takes longer, but the price saving makes up for it. Bring entertainment for the layover and confirm your connection point in advance.
Best time to travel
Mexico welcomes visitors year-round, but each season has its perks. Hurricane season (June to November) often brings lower fares, though weather risk is higher. For guaranteed good weather, aim for December to April: hot, dry and fewer showers. November is particularly smart, decent weather and gentler prices before the festive rush.
What to do when you arrive in Mexico City
You'll land at Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX). The capital packs serious attractions: Historic Centre, Metropolitan Cathedral, Templo Mayor, world-class museums (Frida Kahlo, Anthropology), boat rides in Xochimilco and bohemian neighbourhoods like Coyoacán and Roma. Eat at street markets, try fine-dining Mexican cuisine and soak up the nightlife. The city is vast, plan carefully based on your priorities.
FAQ
Is the flight from Brussels to Mexico City direct?
No, the flight includes 1 stopover. Air Canada doesn't fly direct on this route, so you'll change planes once.
What's the lowest price available?
The lowest price from is €889 per person return. That's the best we've tracked. Some flights climb to €996.
Which airline operates this route?
Air Canada is the carrier offering this price. They operate the Brussels-Mexico City connection with one stopover.
What should I see in Mexico City if I have limited time?
Prioritise the Historic Centre, Cathedral, Templo Mayor and Frida Kahlo Museum. With more time, add Xochimilco (boat rides), Coyoacán and the Anthropology or Modern Art museums. Eat at Mercado de la Paz or Roma neighbourhood restaurants for genuine local flavours.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
