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Flights from Mexico City to Rome

Nonstop flights from Mexico City (MEX) to Rome (FCO) take about 13h 17m (10,223 km). Aeromexico flies it. Lowest fare seen: $986 one-way, nonstop (22 Oct 2026).

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Airlines flying Mexico City to Rome

Carriers on MEX–FCO according to our route data and nonstop fares seen as of 22 Oct 2026. Not a complete list.

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Frequently asked questions — Mexico City to Rome flights

How long is the flight from Mexico City to Rome?
A nonstop flight from Mexico City (MEX) to Rome (FCO) takes about 13h 17m, covering 10,223 km. That is an estimate from the distance — actual time varies with the airline, aircraft and winds, and connecting itineraries take longer.
How far is Mexico City from Rome by air?
The great-circle distance between Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport and Rome–Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport is 10,223 km (6,352 miles), a ultra long-haul route.
Which airlines fly from Mexico City to Rome?
Airlines with flights or nonstop fares on the MEX–FCO route include Aeromexico. This is not a complete list — schedules change by season, so check the current options before booking.
How much does a flight from Mexico City to Rome cost?
The lowest one-way fare seen recently on MEX–FCO was $986 USD with Aeromexico (nonstop), departing 28 Jul 2027, found in fare searches as of 22 Oct 2026. Fares change constantly and depend on the date, so check the current price before booking.
Is it cheaper to fly nonstop or with a stop from Mexico City to Rome?
In the fares we saw (22 Oct 2026), connecting was cheaper: from $468 with one stop against $986 nonstop, a saving of $518. Nonstop saves the connection time.
Do I need a visa to travel from Mexico to Rome?
It depends on your passport. Some nationalities can enter Rome visa-free or get a visa on arrival; others must apply in advance. Use AirConnect's Visa Checker to see the rules for your passport.

Sources: fares from Travelpayouts flight-search data, seen 22 Oct 2026; airlines from each carrier's published network and nonstop fares on sale; distance from OurAirports coordinates; flight time estimated from distance. Fares change daily.

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