Taxi:Pre-paid taxi coupons are available from the Transportación Terrestre booths in the baggage reclaim areas. Shuttles are also available on request from Terminal 2. Shuttle:Minibuses connect to major hotels from Terminal 1. Long-distance buses are also available from outside both terminals. GMT -0600 Public Transport Public transport road:īus:There are regular airport buses to various destinations in and around Mexico City, departing from the arrivals areas of the terminals – ticket desks are located in both terminals. Minibuses also operate around the airport site. The transfer time is around 5 minutes and passengers must be in possession of a boarding pass or e-ticket. The Air Train shuttle train runs between the two terminals. The total drive time from central Mexico City to the airport is approximately 16 minutes. Website: įrom central Mexico City, take Avenida Fray Servando Teresa de Mier eastbound and turn left at the end of the road onto Cto Interior. There is a tourist information office in the international arrivals area, which provides information on Mexico City and can help arrange accommodation. There are several information desks in the international and domestic areas of the terminals. The airport construction is estimated to take roughly eight years, and began in 2015. It is to have one large terminal and be located roughly 10km (6 miles) northeast of the current airport. The new airport will replace the current Mexico City International Airport, which is at capacity. The construction of a new Mexico City International Airport was announced in September 2014. Our Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport includes airport contact details, as well as information regarding terminal facilities, public transportation options and recommendations for nearby hotels. One of the busiest airports in Central America, Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport serves sprawling Mexico City.

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