Cheap flights from Torreon
The gateway to Torreón is the Francisco Sarabia International Airport, conveniently located just 3 kilometers from the city center. The current route network includes 8 regular destinations, providing reliable connections to key regions in Mexico and the USA. The heaviest passenger traffic is seen on routes to Mexico City (64 flights per week), Dallas (22 flights), and Guadalajara, which sees 5 flights weekly.
Seven carriers operate in the Torreón aviation market, with Aeromexico, American Airlines, and VivaAerobus leading in flight frequency. Volaris and Delta also provide regular service. To help you choose the best route, city cards with handy interest-based filters are provided below to help you plan your journey from Torreón as efficiently as possible.
Torreon — Mexico City
Torreon — Dallas
Flight insights from Torreon
Data-driven trends for direct flights from Torreon — how often airlines fly, where they go, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent destinations
The most frequent direct destinations from Torreon are Mexico City, Dallas and Guadalajara. Mexico City leads with around 64 flights a week.
- Mexico City64 flights/week
- Dallas22 flights/week
- Guadalajara5 flights/week
- Tijuana3 flights/week
- Cancun2 flights/week
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes from Torreon range from Guadalajara at $48 to Dallas at $188 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Mexico Cityfrom $73
- Dallasfrom $188
- Guadalajarafrom $48
- Tijuanafrom $81
- Cancunfrom $135
Cheapest destinations
The cheapest destinations from Torreon right now are Guadalajara from $48, Mexico City from $73 and San Jose del Cabo from $77.
- Guadalajarafrom $48
- Mexico Cityfrom $73
- San Jose del Cabofrom $77
- Tijuanafrom $81
- Ciudad Juarezfrom $130
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight from Torreon is to Montreal at about 4h 56m, followed by New York City (4h 36m) and Vancouver (4h 31m).
- Montreal4h 56m
- New York City4h 36m
- Vancouver4h 31m
- Toronto4h 18m
- Washington, D.C.4h 11m
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CanadaFrequently asked questions
- How many destinations are available from Torreón?
- There are direct flights to 8 regular destinations from Torreón International Airport. The route network covers major business centers in Mexico and key transport hubs in the USA.
- What are the most popular destinations from Torreón?
- The highest demand is for flights to Mexico City, with 64 flights per week. Other popular routes include Dallas (22 flights), Guadalajara (5 flights), and Tijuana (3 flights per week).
- How many airlines fly from Torreón?
- Regular flights from the city are operated by 7 airlines. Most of the traffic is handled by the region's largest carriers, such as Aeromexico and American Airlines, along with Mexican low-cost carriers.
- Which airports serve Torreón?
- All city flights are served by Francisco Sarabia International Airport. This airport is very conveniently located for travelers, just 3 kilometers from the heart of Torreón.
- Are there direct flights from Torreón to resort destinations?
- Yes, you can fly directly from the city to popular beach destinations. For instance, airlines operate 2 direct flights per week to Cancun, giving Torreón residents and visitors easy access to the Caribbean coast.
- How can I find cheap tickets from Torreón?
- To find the best fares, we recommend checking offers from budget airlines like VivaAerobus or Volaris. It is also wise to plan your trip in advance, especially if your route involves popular hubs like Mexico City or Dallas.