Interjet has expanded its route network in Cuba with the launch of two new routes on 15 October. It now offers twice-weekly (Thursdays and Sundays) flights on the 1,868-kilometre route from Mexico City (MEX) to Varadero (VRA) and four times weekly flights on the 1,815-kilometre route from Monterrey (MTY) to Havana (HAV). According to flightradar24.com the first flight on the new Havana route departed almost an hour late from Monterrey. Both routes will be operated by the airline’s SSJ 100s and neither route is currently served. The airline has been serving Havana from Mexico City since August 2011.
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