Mexico City, Mexico · North America
Solid facilities and improving lounges but hampered by terminal separation and variable security times.
Editorial 0–10 from comfort, navigation, food, transport, and disruption resilience — not a Google rating.
Passenger airports within about 150 km.
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A compact traveler cheat sheet for timing, terminals, food, and disruption checks.
Security and immigration queues vary wildly by time of day.
Mornings and Monday peaks are worst; domestic can be 90 minutes.
T1 and T2 are far apart; while Aerotrén is suspended use free AICM shuttle (ticketed passengers) or Metrobús T1↔T2 at 30 MXN.
T2 for Aeromexico connections; most others in T1.
Better variety and lower prices pre-security in both terminals.
Airside options are limited and pricier.
Metrobús T1↔T2 costs 30 MXN (04:30–00:00); free AICM shuttle remains for ticketed passengers.
Aerotrén suspended for maintenance; free AICM shuttle at T1 Gate 7 / T2 Gate 4.
Best for eligible American Airlines and oneworld travelers rather than as a general-purpose paid lounge.
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A cardholder-focused Terminal 1 lounge that is worth using when eligible, subject to its admission and capacity rules.
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A useful airline lounge for eligible Avianca and Star Alliance customers, but not a general walk-in alternative.
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A targeted option for eligible Lufthansa and Star Alliance premium travelers, not a lounge to seek out without qualifying access.
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This is a Priority Pass venue with an extra-charge condition, so confirm the current charge before choosing it over a conventional lounge.
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A useful independent lounge if you have included access, but it can be busy at peak international-bank times.
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The straightforward choice for qualifying United and Star Alliance passengers departing Terminal 1.
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The better-fit Aeroméxico option for eligible international Terminal 2 passengers, particularly on a longer wait.
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The relevant Aeroméxico lounge for eligible domestic Terminal 2 departures, with usefulness depending on departure-bank crowding.
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A practical Terminal 2 independent lounge, especially with included card access, though service levels can vary with crowding.
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Live airport status
Best for eligible American Airlines and oneworld travelers rather than as a general-purpose paid lounge.
Full access guide
A cardholder-focused Terminal 1 lounge that is worth using when eligible, subject to its admission and capacity rules.
Full access guide
A useful airline lounge for eligible Avianca and Star Alliance customers, but not a general walk-in alternative.
Full access guide
A targeted option for eligible Lufthansa and Star Alliance premium travelers, not a lounge to seek out without qualifying access.
Full access guide
This is a Priority Pass venue with an extra-charge condition, so confirm the current charge before choosing it over a conventional lounge.
Full access guide
A useful independent lounge if you have included access, but it can be busy at peak international-bank times.
Full access guide
The straightforward choice for qualifying United and Star Alliance passengers departing Terminal 1.
Full access guide
The better-fit Aeroméxico option for eligible international Terminal 2 passengers, particularly on a longer wait.
Full access guide
The relevant Aeroméxico lounge for eligible domestic Terminal 2 departures, with usefulness depending on departure-bank crowding.
Full access guide
A practical Terminal 2 independent lounge, especially with included card access, though service levels can vary with crowding.
Full access guide
Current security wait information is not available for this airport. Check the airport's official website or app before travel.
No Flighty-reported operational issues for this airport.
Status update: 22:13 CST
Source: Flighty Airports
Status response Sep 6, 10:19 UTC · Confirm live conditions with official sources before travel.