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*Aeromexico: Aeromexico typically operates the MD-87 and 737-700 to San Diego, with the MD-80 now only making rare appearances. There is a daily flight arriving at approximately 7:30PM from Los Cabos and departing again at approximately 9:15AM, usually operated by a 737. | *'''Aeromexico''': Aeromexico typically operates the MD-87 and 737-700 to San Diego, with the MD-80 now only making rare appearances. There is a daily flight arriving at approximately 7:30PM from Los Cabos and departing again at approximately 9:15AM, usually operated by a 737. There is also a flight from Mexico City, operating Thursdays through Sundays, arriving in SAN at 6:50PM and departing in the morning at 8:20AM, operated by a 737. Opportunities to photograph the new Aeromexico livery will increase as the airline takes delivery of more 737s. | ||
*'''Air Canada''': Air Canada has a daily E-190 arrival from Toronto, ON at approximately 11:40AM and a departure at approximately 12:25PM. In the spring, this flight | *'''Air Canada''': Air Canada has a daily E-190 arrival from Toronto, ON at approximately 11:40AM and a departure at approximately 12:25PM. In the spring, this flight is scheduled to change back to an A319, though there has been some speculation that the E-190 will remain. | ||
**'''Air Canada Jazz''': Air Canada Jazz operates a daily CRJ-705 flights to Vancouver, BC. Arrivals occur at approximately 11:50AM with the corresponding departure at 12:35. The Star Alliance livery is seen fairly regularly at SAN. | **'''Air Canada Jazz''': Air Canada Jazz operates a daily CRJ-705 flights to Vancouver, BC. Arrivals occur at approximately 11:50AM with the corresponding departure at 12:35. The Star Alliance livery is seen fairly regularly at SAN. | ||