Mexico City, Mexico • Quantitative Aviation Benchmark Report
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Benito Juárez International Airport is Latin America's busiest commercial aviation center. The Ecquants 2012 benchmark detailed how the airport generated MXN 78.5 billion in value added across Mexico's central plateau, linking national manufacturing and service sectors with North American and European supply chains.
Terminals: Terminal 1 (Domestic/International) and Terminal 2 (Aeroméxico & SkyTeam)
Annual Aircraft Movements: 377,759
Primary Airlines: Aeroméxico, Volaris, Viva Aerobus, United Airlines, American Airlines
Current Passenger Scale: ~48,415,693 annual volume
Essential passenger rights, VIP terminal access, and ground transportation guide.
Under international and regional regulations, travelers experiencing schedule cancellations, boarding denials, or severe delays are entitled to cash compensation.
Escape noisy departure gates. Access fast Wi-Fi, complimentary hot dining, premium bar selections, and private shower suites across MEX terminals.
Terminal 1 connects directly to Terminal Aérea Metro Station (Line 5). Aerotrén connects passengers between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 in 4.5 minutes.