Third major airline suspends Tulum flights as tourist exodus accelerates

American Airlines has joined two other major carriers in canceling flights to Tulum, Mexico, within two weeks, signaling a sharp contraction in air service to the resort city. The pullout follows a reported exodus of tourists, though the underlying cause—security concerns, infrastructure issues, or demand collapse—remains unconfirmed. This rapid service withdrawal could strain local tourism-dependent economy and raise questions about regional stability.