Terminals +info
MEX Airport has two passenger terminals connected via runways.
Terminal 1: It is the largest terminal in America. It has 3 sections (1, 2 and 3) with gates 1 to 15, 17 to 23 and 24 to 36.
Terminal 2: It has 2 halls, K and H. Hall K with gates 52 to 62 and Hall M with gates 62 to 75.
Transfer between terminals
Both terminals are 3 km apart from each other and connected by the Aerotrén and Shuttle Buses.
Services and Facilities +info
At Mexico Airport you can find the following facilities and services:
- Shops and Duty Free stores
- Restaurants, cafés and bars
- Medical Care
- Currency Exchange
- ATMs
- Shoe Shine
Transport +info
Mexico City International Airport is equipped with the following means of transportation:
Bus: Several routes connect Terminal 1 and 2 with different points of interest in Mexico City and other destinations.
Shuttle: A hotel shuttle service is available in Mexico City Airport.
Metrobus: Metrobus Line 4 links Mexico City Airport with downtown.
Taxi: Get within 20 minutes to downtown Mexico City.
Metro: The closest metro station is “Terminal Aérea Station”.
Car Rental: Rent a car in Mexico City Airport. Check our search engine for more details!
Hotels
Terminal 1 is close to four hotels: Camino Real, Courtyard by Marriot and Fiesta Inn by Fiesta Americana and Hilton.
Terminal 2 is close to NH Hotel.
See more information about Hotels in Mexico Airport here
Mexico City Airport in numbers
- 2 terminals
- 2 runways
- More than 30 gates
- 1st busiest airport in Latin America by aircraft movements
- Terminal 1 is the 4th largest terminal in the world
- More than 20 airlines
Contact
Address: Avenida Capitán Carlos León S/N, Colonia Peñón de los baños, Venustiano Carranza, 15620 Mexico City, DF, MEXICO
Phone: +52 55 2482 2400 | 2482 2424
Email: comentarios@aicm.com.mx
Lost & Found:
Terminal 1: 2482 2289 | objetosolvidadost1@aicm.com.mx
Terminal 2: 2598 7169 | objetosolvidadost2@aicm.com.mx
About Mexico City
Mexico City, abbreviated CDMX, is the largest city and capital of Mexico. It lies in the Valley of Mexico with an average altitude of 2,240 meters.
Mexico City was founded by indigenous people, the Aztecs, and is the oldest capital city in the Americas. It was known as Tenochtitlan and was located on an island of Lake Texcoco. It was destroyed in 1521 after its siege and then rebuilt by the Spanish in 1524.
While your stay in the city, do not miss its historic center, the Floating Gardens of Xochimilco, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Plaza de la Constitución, Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace, Templo Mayor, Chapultepec Park and its castle, among others.