Which Month Had the Lowest Fares from Mexico City to Madrid?

What the data shows at a glance

We looked at one-way fares from Mexico City to Madrid for the next six months. The lowest fare we saw was US$404 in October 2026 on VivaAerobus with one stop. The highest lowest fare in that period was US$446 in February 2027 on a direct Iberia flight.

Direct fares appeared in 18 of the 37 fares we saw, so just under half. Direct flights started at US$421 in January 2027. One-stop options were sometimes lower, but not always by much.

The data comes from fares seen in the last 48 hours. They change quickly and may not be available on every day. Use this as a guide for when to look, not a promise of a price.

Month by month: where the low points were

October 2026 had the lowest fare we saw at US$404 on 22 October with VivaAerobus and one stop. November was nearly the same at US$405 on 29 November, also with VivaAerobus and one stop. December rose to US$438 on 30 December on British Airways with one stop.

January 2027 brought the lowest direct fare we saw at US$421 on 27 January on Iberia. February was the highest month in our data at US$446 on 10 February, again direct on Iberia. March settled at US$433 on 10 March on Aeromexico, direct.

If your dates are flexible, late October and late November showed the lowest one-way fares. January offered a direct flight and a lower fare in this sample. December's lowest fare was higher than October and November, but the data does not explain why.

Which airlines appear on this route

We saw six airlines in the results. VivaAerobus had the lowest fare at US$404 with one stop. Iberia started at US$421 and flies direct. Aeromexico started at US$432 and also flies direct.

Volaris started at US$437 with one stop. British Airways started at US$438 with one stop. American Airlines started at US$449 with one stop. None of the last three had direct flights in the fares we saw.

Direct flights were limited to Iberia and Aeromexico in this data. If you prefer a direct flight, compare those two carriers. If you are open to a stop, VivaAerobus often showed the lowest fares.

Direct or with a stop: what to weigh up

A direct flight saves time and avoids a connection. In our data, direct fares started at US$421 in January. That was close to the lowest one-stop fare we saw in October.

A one-stop flight can be lower, but the difference is not always large. VivaAerobus had the lowest fare at US$404 with one stop. You trade time and convenience for a small saving in some months.

Think about total travel time and the risk of a missed connection. If the fare difference is small, a direct flight may be worth it. Compare both options side by side before you book.

How to choose your dates using this data

Start with the month you want to travel. Look at the lowest fare we saw for that month and the airline. Then check a few nearby dates to see if the fare is stable or moving.

For example, if you can travel in late October, you might find fares near US$404. If you must travel in February, expect to pay more and plan for around US$446 or higher. The data does not show a clear pattern for weekdays versus weekends.

Use the fare data as a baseline, not a fixed price. When you search, compare dates and airlines. The lowest fare we saw may not be available on your exact day, but it shows what is possible.

Using price alerts and comparing before you book

Set a price alert on FindMyFlight for your route and dates. You will get an email when the fare changes. There is a one-click unsubscribe and no SMS messages.

Compare results before you book. FindMyFlight lists fares from low to high and never adds anything to the price. You book and pay the airline or partner directly.

A price alert helps you catch a drop without checking every day. It is a practical way to save on this route. Look before you book and compare a few options.

Common mistakes to avoid

Do not assume the lowest fare is always direct. In our data, the lowest fare had a stop. Check the details before you book.

Do not book without comparing a few dates. Fares can vary by day and by airline. Use the low points we found as a reference for what to look for.

Do not forget to compare airlines. Iberia and Aeromexico fly direct, while VivaAerobus often has lower one-stop fares. A quick comparison can save you money or time.

Questions and answers

What was the lowest fare from Mexico City to Madrid?

The lowest one-way fare we saw was US$404 in October 2026 on VivaAerobus with one stop. Fares change often, so check current prices before you book.

Which airlines fly direct from Mexico City to Madrid?

In the fares we saw, Iberia and Aeromexico offered direct flights. Iberia started at US$421 and Aeromexico at US$432 for one-way fares.

When is the lowest fare time to fly from Mexico City to Madrid?

Late October and late November 2026 showed the lowest fares at US$404 and US$405. January 2027 had the lowest direct fare at US$421.

How can I get a lower fare on this route?

Be flexible with your dates, compare airlines, and set a price alert on FindMyFlight. You will get an email when the fare drops for your chosen dates.

Do fares include taxes and fees?

The fares we saw are one-way prices in US dollars as listed on Aviasales. Always check the final price before you pay, as details may vary.