Mexico City Benito Juarez Airport (MEX) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Mexico City Benito Juarez MEX Airport
Mexico City Airport has two terminals - Terminal 1 and Terminal 2: As both terminals are 3 km apart -on opposite sides of the Airport (with parallel runways in between), they are connected by a monorail system called the Aerotren (Airtrain), accessible only to passengers with an electronic reservation password, ticket and/or boarding pass; the transfer between terminals takes only 7 minutes (with a maximum waiting time of 10 minutes). Access to the platform in Terminal 1 is located in the middle of the 'Puente Pilotos' bridge, up the escalator in Gate D; and access to the Terminal 2 platform is through Gate M on one side of the National Arrivals.
All others visitors need to take the fully accessible red bus at either Terminal 1, entrance 6, or Terminal 2, entrance 4, and buy their ticket from the bus driver.
Terminal 1 of Benito Juarez International has two levels (tel. +(52 55) 2482 2424 or 2482 2400) and is served by national airlines, and by international non-members of the SkyTeam. It has ten airside halls (A to J) and 9 checkin-in landside halls (A1, A2, B, C, D, D1, F1, F2, F3); 22 baggage carousels, 32 jetways, and 6 premium airline lounges.
Information Kiosks serve the following areas: Domestic Arrivals Gate A1 - under the escalator; International Arrivals from Central & South America, Gate E1 - International Hall; Domestic Departures Gate B - at Gate B; Waiting Lounges: International 19 near Gage M2; International 26 at gate 25; International 29 at gates 29-36.
The ground level of Terminal 1, doors 1 to 3 lead to national arrivals Gates A. Door 3 leads to the national departures gate B. Doors 4, 5 & 6 lead to Hall C, and airline desks for Gate D & D1. Doors 6, & 7 lead to the Gate #1 area & baggage claims, and Doors 7 to 9 lead to International Arrivals and gates E2 & E3, and baggage claims. Across from door 8 is the 'Foreign Bus stop island. Outside of entrance 10 are taxi stands.
The first level of Terminal 1 has holding rooms and gates 1 through 36 (right to left), with national departures, fast food & banking zones to the right - and international departures, Immigration, Lost & Found, ticket offices for 'foreign' buses, Hilton Hotel, airline ticket counters for the F, F1, F2, G & J gates.
Terminal 2 of Benito Juarez International has three Levels (tel. +(52 55) 2598 7000) and is served by international airlines belonging to the SkyTeam Alliance and by all flights of Aeromexico. It has 23 jetways, two airside halls for domestic & international traffic; three landside check-in halls (L1, L2, L3); 15 baggage carousels, six premium lounges, as well as the inter-terminal Aerotren, able to transport 7,800 passengers a day.
Information kiosks are located at: First Level, Departures - front desk Aeromexico L2; Ground Floor - in frong of the Ground Level for both for International & Domestic Arrivals, and in front of door 3 for Central & South American Arrivals in front of door 3; In front of Domestic waiting lounge; and n front of International Waing Lounge
The Ground level has a central hall reached by entrance door 1. Doors 2, 3 & 4 after the Central Hall lead to National Arrivals Gate Q to the left and International Arrivals Gates N & P to the right, leading to the 'North Finger' (Concourse). This area houses the luggage reclaim for Central & South America, and the International luggage reclaim and Customs. Opposite of National Arrivals outside is the Ground Terminal for Foreign Buses. Gate Q area takes you to the customs checkpoint and South Finger (Concourse), with a national reclaim area.
The first level of Terminal 2 can be accessed from parking by entrance 5 Entrances 6 & 7, past the fast food area, lead to the ticketing desks L1, L2 & L3, and security checkpoints M (leading to the South Finger (Concourse), with national gates 53 to 74) and security checkpoint K (leading to the North Finger, gates 51 to 59.
The Mezzanine level of Terminal 2 houses the airline & Airport offices.
VIP Lounges at Mexico City International Airport: (a) at Terminal 1: Aeromexico’s Salon Premier International; United’s Red Carpet Club; American’s Admirals Club; the American Express Lounge; Mexicana’s Elite Lounge Nacional and Elite Lounge International. (b) at Terminal 2: Aeromar’s Club Diamante; Aeromexico’s Salon Premier, Salon Premier International, & Riedel Wine Room; Banamex’s Travel Pass Elite Lounge; and the Centurion American Express.
All others visitors need to take the fully accessible red bus at either Terminal 1, entrance 6, or Terminal 2, entrance 4, and buy their ticket from the bus driver.
Terminal 1 of Benito Juarez International has two levels (tel. +(52 55) 2482 2424 or 2482 2400) and is served by national airlines, and by international non-members of the SkyTeam. It has ten airside halls (A to J) and 9 checkin-in landside halls (A1, A2, B, C, D, D1, F1, F2, F3); 22 baggage carousels, 32 jetways, and 6 premium airline lounges.
Information Kiosks serve the following areas: Domestic Arrivals Gate A1 - under the escalator; International Arrivals from Central & South America, Gate E1 - International Hall; Domestic Departures Gate B - at Gate B; Waiting Lounges: International 19 near Gage M2; International 26 at gate 25; International 29 at gates 29-36.
The ground level of Terminal 1, doors 1 to 3 lead to national arrivals Gates A. Door 3 leads to the national departures gate B. Doors 4, 5 & 6 lead to Hall C, and airline desks for Gate D & D1. Doors 6, & 7 lead to the Gate #1 area & baggage claims, and Doors 7 to 9 lead to International Arrivals and gates E2 & E3, and baggage claims. Across from door 8 is the 'Foreign Bus stop island. Outside of entrance 10 are taxi stands.
The first level of Terminal 1 has holding rooms and gates 1 through 36 (right to left), with national departures, fast food & banking zones to the right - and international departures, Immigration, Lost & Found, ticket offices for 'foreign' buses, Hilton Hotel, airline ticket counters for the F, F1, F2, G & J gates.
Terminal 2 of Benito Juarez International has three Levels (tel. +(52 55) 2598 7000) and is served by international airlines belonging to the SkyTeam Alliance and by all flights of Aeromexico. It has 23 jetways, two airside halls for domestic & international traffic; three landside check-in halls (L1, L2, L3); 15 baggage carousels, six premium lounges, as well as the inter-terminal Aerotren, able to transport 7,800 passengers a day.
Information kiosks are located at: First Level, Departures - front desk Aeromexico L2; Ground Floor - in frong of the Ground Level for both for International & Domestic Arrivals, and in front of door 3 for Central & South American Arrivals in front of door 3; In front of Domestic waiting lounge; and n front of International Waing Lounge
The Ground level has a central hall reached by entrance door 1. Doors 2, 3 & 4 after the Central Hall lead to National Arrivals Gate Q to the left and International Arrivals Gates N & P to the right, leading to the 'North Finger' (Concourse). This area houses the luggage reclaim for Central & South America, and the International luggage reclaim and Customs. Opposite of National Arrivals outside is the Ground Terminal for Foreign Buses. Gate Q area takes you to the customs checkpoint and South Finger (Concourse), with a national reclaim area.
The first level of Terminal 2 can be accessed from parking by entrance 5 Entrances 6 & 7, past the fast food area, lead to the ticketing desks L1, L2 & L3, and security checkpoints M (leading to the South Finger (Concourse), with national gates 53 to 74) and security checkpoint K (leading to the North Finger, gates 51 to 59.
The Mezzanine level of Terminal 2 houses the airline & Airport offices.
VIP Lounges at Mexico City International Airport: (a) at Terminal 1: Aeromexico’s Salon Premier International; United’s Red Carpet Club; American’s Admirals Club; the American Express Lounge; Mexicana’s Elite Lounge Nacional and Elite Lounge International. (b) at Terminal 2: Aeromar’s Club Diamante; Aeromexico’s Salon Premier, Salon Premier International, & Riedel Wine Room; Banamex’s Travel Pass Elite Lounge; and the Centurion American Express.
