FEMSA returns to Monterrey after investor meetings in Mexico City

FEMSA flew from Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (MMTO) near Mexico City to Del Norte International Airport (MMAN) in Monterrey on the evening of May 27, a 1-hour-19-minute hop aboard Gulfstream G280 XA-FMX. The aircraft, operated by FEMSA’s aviation subsidiary SARSA, climbed to 45,025 feet and touched down just after 10:30 p.m. local time.

The same week, FEMSA’s leadership has been shuttling between its Monterrey headquarters and Mexico City for a series of investor meetings and board discussions focused on the company’s retail expansion plans, per a company filing with the Mexican Stock Exchange. The conglomerate, which operates Latin America’s largest convenience store chain OXXO and the Coca-Cola FEMSA bottling unit, is evaluating new store locations in central and southern Mexico.

This return leg mirrors recent flight patterns: earlier on May 27, the same aircraft flew from Monterrey to Toluca, likely carrying executives to those meetings. With over 120 annual flights to the United States and a fleet averaging 5.6 years old, FEMSA’s aviation operations remain tightly aligned with its business rhythms across the Americas.