Airport Map Mexico City Benito Juarez Airport MEX

The Mexico City Airport complex has two passenger terminals - T1 & T2:  As both terminals are 3 km apart (on opposite sides of the Airport with parallel runways in between), they are connected by the Airtrain (5am-11pm daily) taking 5 minutes - accessible only to passengers with an electronic reservation password or ticket and/or boarding pass, or with a carry-on bag only; the transfer between terminals takes only 7 minutes (with a maximum waiting time of 10 minutes).
- Airtrain access to the platform in T1 is located in the center of the 'Puente Pilotos' bridge, up the escalator at Gate D; and
- Airtrain access to the platform in T2 is near Gate M, next to domestic departures.
All others visitors need to take 'inter-terminal transportation' via the fully accessible red bus running daily 5am-1am at either Terminal 1, boarding area at gate 6 - or Terminal 2, boarding area at gate 4, and buy their ticket from the bus driver.

To protect passenger rights and offer information & assistance, the Airport has opened in each of the two terminals a so-called 'Profeco Module', staffed 6am-10pm, at the following locations:  At T1 at  Room C;  At T2 at Room K.

TERMINAL DETAILS: ( Marriott's 'Courtyard Mexico City Airport' hotel can be reached from Terminal 1's level 2 of Hall G by a foot bridge. )

Terminal 1 (tel. +(52 55) 2482 2424 or 2482 2400) has two levels and is served by national airlines and by international non-members of the SkyTeam.
 - The upper level houses gates F1 - F3:  F1 Air Canada, KLM, Cubana, Etihad,Lufthansa, AirFrance, Alitalia, ANA & China Southern;  F2 Interjet & LATAM;  F3 American, Avianca, British Iberia, TACA & VolarisVolaris, 
 - The lower level houses gates B, D, D1:  Interjet at B gate, Volaris and Magnicharters at D gates, and Volaris & VivaAerobus at D1 gates. 
T1 has ten airside halls (A - J) , 9 check-in landside halls (A, 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 Gate M2; International 26 at gate 25; International 29 at gates 29-36.
 From the lower level check-in hall to your departures gate:
 - Hall B: InterJet ;
 - Hall D: Volaris & Magnicharters; Hall D1: Volaris & VivaAerobus.com.
From the upper level check-in hall to your departures gate: 
 - Hall F1: Air Canada, KLM, United, Lufthansa, AirFrance & Volaris;
 - Hall F2:  InterJet & LATAM; 
 - Hall F3: Cubana, Iberia, Volaris, American, British, Avianca, & TACA.
    The ground level of T1 is the arrivals level with baggage claim and acces to transportation & parking.
Doors 1 to 3  lead to domestic arrivals Gates A. 
Door 3 leads to domestic 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.
Doors 7 to 9 lead to International Arrivals & gates E2 & E3, and baggage claims. Across from door 8 is the 'Foreign Bus' stop island.  Outside of Door 10 are taxi stands.
    The upper level of T1 is the Departures level - divided into three sections: 
Section 1 serves International Departures from Halls F1, F2 & F3 - with gates 24, 25-28 and access to gates 29-36.
Section 2 serves International Departures from Halls G & H - with gates 17 - 23.
Section 3 serves Domestic Departures from Hall B - with gates 1 - 15.
    VIP Lounges at T1: 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.

Terminal 2 (tel. +(52 55) 2598 7000)  is served at L gates 1 - 3 by (a) international airlines belonging to the SkyTeam Alliance (Delta, LAN) and (b) by all flights of Aeromexico, Copa & Aeromar.  T2 houses 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 /Airtrain, able to transport 7,800 passengers a day.  Terminal 2 also houses the NH Hotel.
    Information kiosks are located at: First Level, Departures - front desk Aeromexico L2; Ground Floor - in front 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 in front of International Waing Lounge.
    Current airlines serving T2's lower check-in level:   Hall L1: Check-in for Delta & LATAM; Hall L2: Aeromexico Connect; Halls L2, L3:  AeroMexico: Hall L3:  Copa & Aeromar
    The Ground level of T2 is the Arrivals level, housing a central hall reached by entrance door 1.  Doors 2, 3 & 4 after the Central Hall lead to Domestic Arrivals  Gate Q to the left,  and International Arrivals Gates N & P to the right, leading to the North Concourse. The ground level  houses the baggage reclaim for Central & South America, and the Internationalbaggage reclaim and Customs.  Opposite of National Arrivals, outside, is the Bus Terminal for Foreign Buses.  Gate Q area takes you to the customs checkpoint and South Concourse, with a domestic reclaim area.
    The upper level of T2 is the Departure level, accessible from parking by entrances 5,6 & 7. Past the fast food area are ticketing desks L1, L2 & L3, and security checkpoints at:
- National Hall M - leading to the South Concourse with domestic Gate area L2 (AeroMexico Connect) & L3 (Aeromexico); 
- Hall K with security checkpoint - leading to the North Concourse, with international Gate areas L1 (Delta, AeroMexico), and L3 (Aeromar AeroMexico & Copa)
    The Mezzanine level of T2 houses VIP Lounges American Express, Despegar.com & HSBC, and Airline & Airport offices.
    VIP Lounges at  T2: 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.

NOTE: 'Tripadvisor' has done a great job of guiding arriving passengers, whether they continue their journey, or Mexico City is their last stop. See: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g150768-c118057/Mexico:Arrival.At.Mexico.City.Airport.html