Location and Transport
More than 100,000 passengers pass through Mexico City International Airport – officially known as Benito Juárez Airport – every day, destined for any one of 100 destinations across three continents. It’s located just 3 miles (5 kilometres) from downtown Mexico City, meaning there’s plenty of time for sightseeing if you have a scheduled layover. For getting in and out, numerous Metrobus lines offer round-the-clock transportation to the city centre and other nearby cities. There’s also the Metro as a cheaper alternative, shuttling travellers to and from Terminal Aérea Station along Line 5.
Nearby Hotels and Airport Facilities
Thanks to its central location, there are plenty of hotels near Mexico City Airport to cater to stranded passengers or anyone with a short layover. In terms of airport facilities, there are duty free shops, restaurants, cafés and bars in all terminals. There’s also a hospital, several banks and currency exchange kiosks. You can even get your shoes shined as you wait to board your flight.
Terminal Information
The Aerotrén (Airtrain) shuttle service provides passengers with free travel between Terminals 1 and 2.
