Hubs
Major
Mexico City International Airport (MEX)
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Aperçu du hub
Passagers
51,1M
Destinations
130
Connectivité
78/100
Transit
fair
Compagnies du Hub
AM
Aeromexico
primary
Y4
Volaris
focus-city
Présence des alliances
SkyTeam
Terminal et salons
Aperçu du terminal
MEX has two terminals: Terminal 1 (most international, domestic low-cost) and Terminal 2 (Aeromexico, SkyTeam, Delta), connected by the Aerotren.
Points forts des salons
The Aeromexico Salon Premier in Terminal 2 features Mexican cuisine, a tequila bar, and shower facilities.
Conseils de transit
- Aeromexico uses Terminal 2; most other international carriers operate from Terminal 1.
- A free shuttle (Aerotren) connects Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 in about 5 minutes.
- Mexico City's altitude (2,230m) means aircraft need longer takeoff rolls; slight delays are normal.
- Allow 90+ minutes for international connections due to immigration and re-screening.
- The Salon Premier lounge in Terminal 2 is Aeromexico's flagship with tequila tastings.
Transport terrestre
Metro Line 5 (Terminal Aerea station) is adjacent to Terminal 1 for MXN 5. Authorized taxis use a prepaid ticket system from booths in the arrivals hall.
Le saviez-vous ?
- MEX is one of the highest-elevation major airports in the world at 2,230 meters.
- The airport is located within the city limits, surrounded by dense urban development.
- It is the busiest airport in Latin America by passenger movements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Mexico City International Airport a major hub airport?
Mexico City International Airport (MEX) is classified as a major hub with a connectivity score of 78/100. It handles approximately 51.1 million passengers annually and offers connections to 130 destinations worldwide.
How many airlines operate from Mexico City International Airport?
Key hub airlines at Mexico City International Airport (MEX) include Aeromexico, Volaris. The airport has presence from SkyTeam, providing extensive global connectivity through codeshare and alliance partnerships.
What destinations can you fly to from Mexico City International Airport?
Mexico City International Airport (MEX) offers flights to 130 destinations. As a major hub, it serves as a key connecting point for both domestic and international travelers across multiple continents.
How do you navigate Mexico City International Airport?
Mexico City International Airport (MEX) has a transit rating of "fair". MEX has two terminals: Terminal 1 (most international, domestic low-cost) and Terminal 2 (Aeromexico, SkyTeam, Delta), connected by the Aerotren..