Inaugurated in 2007, it is the new terminal of the AICM, it also operates domestic and international flights, of the companies Delta, Aeromar and Copa Airlines but mainly it is the center of operations of Aeromexico. Connected to Concourse B, including gates 1 to 15. Connected to halls G and H, including gates 17 to 23. Connected to Concourses F1, F2 and F3, including Gate 24, 25-28, and Gate 29-36 access. This Level has connection to gates A, B, Lobby C, check-in desks at gates D and D1, gate 1 boarding area and your baggage claim, international arrivals, gates E2 and E3 and their respective baggage claims. It operates domestic and international flights, with companies such as AirCanada, Airfrance, Alitalia, British Airways, ANA, United, Avianca, Taca, KLM, Iberia, United, Interjet, Latam, Alaska, American Airlines, Volaris, Viva Aerobus, among others. Mexico City International Airport has 2 terminals. Located 30 minutes from the Zócalo of Mexico City (approximate time without considering traffic), it operates 31 airlines with domestic and international flights and 12 cargo airlines, which handle more than 100 destinations, direct and in connection, to and from America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. The AICM is the largest in Mexico and the one with the largest influx of passengers in the country in addition, it is considered the busiest in Latin America, data reveal that in 2019, 50 million passengers circulated through it.
To avoid feeling disoriented in an airport that often seems and in fact in this case is huge, here are some indications of how to manage quickly when you arrive at the International Airport of Mexico City (AICM). On many occasions arriving at an airport for the first time can make you feel completely lost and if you are in a hurry because you have connection with another flight, that feeling can add a share of stress. This Mexico City Airport Guide can be very useful, especially for first-time visitors.
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