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Click (Mexicana) stopped flying on 28 August 2010, so it cannot be booked or paid for in instalments. Here is what happened and where to look instead.
Click (Mexicana) has stopped flying.
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No, Click (Mexicana) stopped flying in 2010
No. Click (Mexicana) stopped flying on 28 August 2010, so no Click (Mexicana) ticket can be bought or paid for in instalments on Laters.com or anywhere else. Pay-later plans on Laters.com apply to airlines that are still flying, for example Volaris, subject to provider availability in your country.
Click (Mexicana), also written MexicanaClick, was the regional, low-cost division of Mexicana de Aviación. It was founded in 2005, flew under the airline codes QA and CBE from a base at Mexico City, and stopped flying when its parent company and sister carriers suspended all operations after filing for bankruptcy. Sources: Wikipedia and CAPA.
An airline called Mexicana de Aviación does fly today, but it is a different company. A state-run carrier took over the Mexicana name and flew its first service on 26 December 2023. Nothing on this page applies to it, and we have not verified whether it can be booked on Laters.com.
Providers are the LatAm list at the Laters.com checkout; your booking shows the ones offered.
Split the fare on Click (Mexicana) flights at the Laters.com checkout with the pay-later providers for LatAm. Plans and approval depend on the provider and your booking; Laters.com charges no booking fees or payment surcharges.
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Click (Mexicana) can no longer be booked. The calculator below shows how each plan shape splits a fare on an airline that is still flying.
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Suits a shorter regional economy fare split into four. Reached through Affirm Stripe or Afterpay, no interest, though a credit check and late fees may apply. Part of the fare leaves at checkout.
Built for a long-haul or premium-cabin fare too large for four payments. Offered through Affirm Stripe, Afterpay or Akulaku, needs a full credit check, charges interest, and a late fee may apply. Nothing but the plan's schedule leaves the account beyond checkout.
Fits a smaller fare a traveller wants to settle in one later payment. Reached through AFTEE, no interest stated, though a credit check and late fee may still apply. Nothing leaves the account at checkout.
On a live airline the fare is paid in full at booking. The traveller then repays the provider on the chosen plan, and the e-ticket is issued right away. The same instalment shape can trade under a different name depending on provider and market.
Illustrative only. The figures above are computed from the fare you set: plain division for the interest-free plans, and each plan's own illustrative rate over its stated term for monthly financing. They are not an offer, a quote, or a prediction of what you will be given. Laters.com is not the lender and takes no part in the decision: which plans appear, the instalment amounts, any interest and fees, and whether you are eligible at all are determined by the provider alone, and depend on a credit or eligibility assessment, your country and your basket. The only way to see your real plans is to choose a provider at checkout, at which point that provider, not Laters.com, approves or declines the purchase. All plans, rates, fees and terms are estimates only and subject to approval and to change.
Click (Mexicana) cannot be booked by any route, so there is nothing to compare for it. If you are planning a trip within Mexico, search a live airline such as Volaris on Laters.com and choose a pay-later plan at checkout if one is offered for your booking.
| What you get | Laters.com | Book direct with Click (Mexicana) |
|---|---|---|
| Book a Click (Mexicana) flight today | Not possible: the airline stopped flying in 2010 | Not possible: the airline stopped flying in 2010 |
| Pay a Click (Mexicana) fare in instalments | Not possible: there are no fares to split | Not possible: there are no fares to buy |
| Pay later on another Mexican airline | Yes, for example Volaris, subject to provider availability in your country | Not offered: Click (Mexicana) no longer flies |
Checked 25 September 2026. Sources: MexicanaClick on Wikipedia; MexicanaClick on CAPA; HeraldNet, 28 August 2010; Volaris on Laters.com.
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Reliability & operations5/10
Click (Mexicana) stopped flying on 28 August 2010, so there is no current punctuality or operations record to score.
Comfort & experience3/10
There is no current cabin product to assess, because the airline stopped flying in 2010.
Value & network3/10
There is no network or fare schedule to assess, because the airline stopped flying in 2010.
Professional airline rating3/10
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No. Click (Mexicana) stopped flying on 28 August 2010, when its parent company Mexicana de Aviación and its sister carriers suspended all operations, so it cannot be booked. See CAPA's MexicanaClick profile and Wikipedia.
That depends on which airline you mean. Click (Mexicana) has no current record because it stopped flying in 2010. We have not verified reliability data for the state-run Mexicana de Aviación that began flying on 26 December 2023, so we cannot rate it here.
We have not ranked Mexican airlines by price, and fares change by route and date. Volaris is a Mexican ultra low-cost airline, so it is a sensible first search: see our Volaris page and compare fares for your route at checkout.
That is most likely the state-run Mexicana de Aviación, which the Mexican government set up after acquiring the former airline's brands and which flew its first service on 26 December 2023, from Felipe Ángeles International Airport to Tulum. It is a different company from Click (Mexicana), and we have not verified whether it can be booked on Laters.com. Source: Wikipedia).
No. There are no Click (Mexicana) fares to buy or split, because the airline stopped flying in 2010. Pay-later plans on Laters.com apply to airlines that are still flying, subject to the provider being available in your country.
Wikipedia Mexicana Page · oneworld press release, 9 November 2009: Mexicana, MexicanaClick and MexicanaLink join oneworld
Click (Mexicana), also written MexicanaClick, was the regional, low-cost division of Mexicana de Aviación. It was founded in 2005, was based at Mexico City and served most of Mexicana's domestic routes. It stopped flying on 28 August 2010, together with its parent company.
Because it no longer flies, this page does not offer bookings or payment plans for it. The airline called Mexicana de Aviación that flies today is a separate, state-run company that began operating on 26 December 2023, and it is not covered here.
If you are planning a journey in Mexico, choose an airline that is still flying. Pay-later plans are still credit: some carry no interest and some do, a credit check may apply, and a missed payment can bring a late fee.
Before it stopped flying, Click (Mexicana) operated jet aircraft built by Boeing and Fokker. We have not confirmed how many were in service, because sources disagree, so we give no fleet count.
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