One map, pinned from each airport’s published coordinates.
Category scores
Overall is the published weighted sum. A highlighted score is ahead; a tie stays plain.
Ease of use
25% · Wayfinding, security wait, and layout.
BJX7.0
QRO8.0+1.0
Comfort & amenities
20% · Seating, Wi-Fi, cleanliness, and quiet.
BJX7.0+0.8
QRO6.2
Food & retail
15% · Food and retail quality and variety.
BJX6.2+1.2
QRO5.0
Ground access
15% · Transit, taxi, and parking to the city.
BJX6.4
QRO7.0+0.6
Reliability
15% · Delays, cancellations, and weather resilience.
BJX6.8
QRO7.5+0.7
Lounges
10% · Worth-it density and access quality.
BJX7.4+1.9
QRO5.5
Best for
BJX
Early Priority Pass holders (opens 04:00)Business travelers needing conference facilitiesU.S.-bound VFR/industrial corridor passengersDomestic passengers using the exclusive security path
QRO
Business travel into the Bajío industrial corridorStress-free domestic hops that avoid MEX/GDL chaosStraightforward US-hub departures when you can arrive 2.5 hrs early
Watch out for
BJX
Max stay 3h on Priority Pass / LoungeKeyAirport is in Silao — not downtown LeónGAP PMD 2025–2029 expansion may bring future construction frictionNo published MCT or security wait minutesOmit invented MXN taxi grids
QRO
05:30–08:00 US departure banks clogging check-in and exit immigrationAlmost no real restaurants once you clear securityNo US Customs preclearance — you clear at DFW/IAH/ORD/ATLFriday shift-change and Hwy 57 traffic adding 15–20 min from centro
BJX · GAP’s Guanajuato/León gateway with a strong single Priority Pass product — VIP Lounge Bajío 04:00–23:00 opposite Gate 3. Business-friendly hours and conference space; Silao curb is taxi/bus, not metro.
QRO · A compact, low-chaos Bajío gateway that is far calmer than MEX or GDL, but thin airside food and sharp US-morning check-in/immigration queues mean you should eat landside and pad international arrivals.
