Mexico's busiest airport and the third-busiest in Latin America, serving as a major hub for international and domestic flights.
Mexico City International Airport (MEX) is located in the eastern part of Mexico City and serves as the primary gateway for the capital. It operates two passenger terminals and two runways, connecting over 100 destinations worldwide. The airport is a key hub for Aeroméxico and other major Mexican carriers.
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Passenger traffic decreased by 6.3% year-over-year in 2024 due to regional competition and capacity constraints[1][7].
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Workers across airlines, ground services, concessions, and government agencies support airport operations[1].
The airport operates at full capacity; expansion projects are limited due to urban constraints, with regional traffic shifting to new airports[1].
Deployment of biometric boarding, automated security screening, and digital passenger flow management enhances efficiency.
Implementation of solar energy systems and waste reduction programs supports environmental goals.
Collaborate with federal authorities to optimize airspace management and secure funding for infrastructure upgrades.
Focus on terminal modernization and runway maintenance to address congestion and improve operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and green building practices to meet regulatory and environmental targets.
