$172 Cheap Aeromexico flights Chicago (ORD) to Guadalajara (GDL)

You’ll discover budget-friendly return Aeromexico flights from $423 from ORD to GDL by sorting your results from “Price (lowest to highest)” on Expedia. Or look for options from $172 for a one-way trip.**These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for flights departing within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

Aeromexico flights to Guadalajara tend to be more affordable in the quieter months of September and January. Whether you’re searching for a return or one-way ticket, you could score a better deal then.

Search for Aeromexico flights from ORD to GDL about one month before you want to leave. The most affordable time to book an international flight is usually 18 to 29 days ahead of your travel date when you can save 17% versus booking four to five months in advance. No matter your fare class and itinerary, the best day to book international airfare is usually Sunday. Friday can be the most expensive. Travelers who book on a Sunday can save an average of 17% compared to those who book on a Friday.**Ideal booking window recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through November for 2024. Best day of the week to book recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through October 2024. All data sourced from ARC’s global airline sales database.

Yes, you can fly from O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) to Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Intl. Airport (GDL) on one of Aeromexico’s 5 weekly direct flights. Apply our “Nonstop” and “Airline” filters to find the Aeromexico flight that’ll land at GDL at a time that suits you.

Take off from O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) for Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Intl. Airport (GDL) on a direct Aeromexico flight, and you’ll be airborne for approximately 4h 50m.

The earliest Aeromexico flight from ORD to GDL departs at 1:00PM UTC-6, touching down at 5:50PM UTC-6. If you’d like to jet off later in the day, the last Aeromexico flight leaves ORD at 1:00PM UTC-6 and lands at GDL at 5:50PM UTC-6. Flying earlier is often a wise choice as morning and mid-morning flights are 20% less likely to be canceled.**Most reliable time of the day recommendation is based on January through August 2024 flight status data sourced from OAG’s global flight data platform.

Aeromexico flights from O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) to Guadalajara arrive at Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Intl. Airport (GDL). This is the main gateway to this destination.

For checked luggage, passengers can bring 1 checked-in bag weighing up to 50 lb with dimensions not exceeding 62 inches. You can also travel with 1 cabin bag in the cabin when flying standard economy from ORD to GDL with Aeromexico. This carry-on should weigh less than 22 lb and be no larger than 21 inches x 15 inches x 9 inches. Going above these limits can mean extra fees, so read Aeromexico’s baggage allowance policies before packing.

A rewarding loyalty program and the ability to collect points through Aeromexico Club Premier are the start of the reasons to jet off from ORD to GDL with Aeromexico. Plus, when you sign up to our One Key™ program, you can receive OneKeyCash™* in addition to any airline loyalty program earnings. It’s yours to spend on future travel plans.*OneKeyCash™ disclaimer - OneKeyCash™ is not redeemable for cash and can only be used on Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.

Book an Aeromexico flight from O’Hare Intl. Airport (ORD) to Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Intl. Airport (GDL), and you’ll usually be on a Boeing 737-800. Bear in mind though, that the aircraft type can change due to operational needs.

Depending on your ticket type, a fee will generally apply if you cancel or change your flight more than 24 hours after it has been confirmed. To find plane tickets with more flexibility, select our “No cancel fee” or “Changes included” filter while looking for flights. For more details on changing or canceling your reservation, go to “Trips,” select your flight and tick “Manage Booking.”