Mexico's second-busiest airport and a major gateway for international tourism in Latin America.
Cancún International Airport (CUN) is located 10 miles southwest of downtown Cancún. It serves as the primary international gateway to the Mexican Caribbean and Riviera Maya, handling extensive leisure and business travel.
21.0365, -86.8769
Passenger traffic decreased by 7.1% year-over-year in 2024, following a record high in 2023[2][1].
18,000
Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, retail, and airport operations personnel.
Expansion of Terminal 4 and runway improvements have increased annual passenger and aircraft handling capacity.
Deployment of biometric boarding, automated passport control, and AI-driven baggage handling systems enhances efficiency.
Implementation of solar energy, water conservation, and recycling programs supports environmental stewardship.
Collaborate with federal and local authorities to secure funding for infrastructure and regulatory compliance.
Continue modernization of terminals and airfield to address rising demand and improve operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and eco-friendly practices to meet national and international standards.
