General Mariano Escobedo International Airport

Domestic can look short while U.S. morning banks stretch curb-to-gate — do not copy a quiet midday hop onto DFW or IAH.

Aim ~2 hours for straightforward domestic Viva/Volaris hops; 2.5–3 hours for U.S. or other international when morning banks stack check-in, security, and the walk to remote gates. Terminal C’s Viva banks and Terminal A’s U.S. bank are the ones that surprise under-buffered travelers.

A / B / C do not share one sterile hall — confirm the letter on the boarding pass before curb drop-off.

Terminals A, B, and C are separate landside buildings. Viva is centered on C; Aeroméxico / Delta on B; Volaris and most U.S. carriers on A. Check the terminal letter before you leave the hotel, and allow time for the free inter-terminal / parking shuttle if you arrive at the wrong curb.

Best chain and sit-down density is airside (especially Terminal A); landside is thinner if you still need a full meal.

OMA’s directory clusters Carl’s Jr. (C), Casa Benell (public + A/B), Fly by Wings and Guy’s Burger Joint (A), Guy’s Highball Lounge (B), Kali Coffee Roasters (A), plus Starbucks, Subway, Panda Express, Wolfgang Kitchen, Moshi Moshi, Le Pain Quotidien, and more across terminals — strongest sit-down density is after security in Terminal A.

Three Priority Pass OMA lounges (A/B/C); Premier, Centurion, and Beyond are different doors.

Redeem Priority Pass / LoungeKey / DragonPass at OMA Premium Lounge in the correct terminal after security. Aeroméxico Salón Premier, Amex Centurion, and Beyond Banamex are separate airline/card products and are not Priority Pass. Day Pass online is published at MXN $499 (counter MXN $600); under-5s free on Day Pass; standard stay 3 hours.