MEX · Arrivals
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· 240 arrivals on the board
- 10:0810:35AM91Gate 68Baggage claim
- 10:0810:25AM191Gate 70On time
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- 10:1510:40AM657On time
- 10:15Y4481Baggage claim
- 10:2210:40AM911Gate 63On time
- 10:2310:35AM803On time
- 10:2510:45AM515Gate 64On time
- 10:30Y4901On time
- 10:3110:50AM173Gate 69On time
- 10:3510:55AM103On time
- 10:3811:25AM411On time
- 10:4110:50AM1413Gate 65On time
- 10:4210:55RV1887On time
- 10:4510:20AA389Delayed by 25 m
- 10:45Y4701On time
- 10:4510:55AM855Gate 84On time
- 10:4811:05AM213Gate 71On time
- 11:0011:30AM1741On time
- 11:0210:55TA430On time
- 11:0410:10VB1167Delayed by 54 m
- 11:0511:205D2081Gate 75On time
- 11:0911:20AM718On time
- 11:10Y43919On time
- 11:10Y4491On time
- 11:10Y4423On time
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- 11:1111:10VB1101On time
- 11:1511:45AM405On time
- 11:1611:30AM825Gate TAOn time
How do I get to and from Licenciado Benito Juarez International Airport?
Mexico City’s main airport is served by a mix of options: urban buses and airport shuttle services connect to nearby neighborhoods, while taxis and ride‑hailing apps provide door‑to‑door transfers across the metropolitan area. The airport is also reachable by car; major roads and expressways serve the terminals and there are car rental desks on site. Traffic can be heavy, so allow ample travel time when travelling to or from the city center.
How do the terminals work at Licenciado Benito Juarez International Airport?
The airport has multiple terminals that separate domestic and international operations, with most airlines grouped by alliance or region. Check‑in and bag drop are located at the respective terminal for your carrier; international arrivals proceed through immigration and customs. Transfers between terminals may require shuttle buses or a short taxi/ride‑hail trip, so verify your carrier’s terminal in advance and allow extra time for terminal changes and security checks.