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Mexico City · MEX · MX
Value for Money
8/10
Flight Frequency
8.5/10
BNPL Availability
6/10
Airport Experience
5.5/10
Visa Ease
8/10
Destination Appeal
8/10
Editorial snapshot
Flying into Mexico City rewards those who plan ahead. Book six to ten weeks out for the best fares on North American routes; European travellers should target shoulder season — March–May or September–October — to sidestep peak pricing and holiday crowds. The airport is the trip's rough edge, so build in extra time. This is a destination for curious travellers who want world-class food, culture, and history without the European price tag.
Score based on Laters booking data and editorial review, 2026
January and February offer the lowest fares to Mexico City, with mild dry-season weather and thin crowds after the holiday rush. Avoid late December and Semana Santa in March or April, when demand surges and fares climb sharply. July and August bring summer school holidays and afternoon rains, pushing prices back up.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Budget | Low | Post-holiday lull; dry, sunny days and cool nights. |
| February | Budget | Low | Cheapest month; Candelaria festivities add local colour. |
| March | Mid | Medium | Semana Santa approaches; book early to avoid price rises. |
| April | Peak | High | Semana Santa and spring break drive fares sharply higher. |
| May | Mid | Medium | Cinco de Mayo celebrations; warm and mostly dry weather. |
| June | Mid | Medium | Rainy season begins; afternoon showers common in the city. |
| July | Peak | High | Summer holidays push demand and fares noticeably higher. |
| August | Peak | High | Peak summer travel; heavy rains and busy tourist sites. |
| September | Mid | Medium | Independence Day on 16th; wet season still in full swing. |
| October | Budget | Low | Shoulder season; good value before Día de Muertos crowds. |
| November | Mid | Medium | Día de Muertos festivities draw visitors early in month. |
| December | Peak | High | Christmas and New Year spike fares; book months ahead. |
Cheapest month
February — average fares around $210 one-way
Peak season warning
April (Semana Santa), July–August, and December: fares rise 45–65% above average. Book 10–12 weeks ahead.
Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
IATA: MEX · 5 km from Centro Histórico · 12 km from Polanco · 14 km from Santa Fe
Mexico City's primary gateway operates two terminals: Terminal 1 handles most international and domestic flights, while Terminal 2 is dedicated largely to Aeroméxico and its partners. A free Terminal Connector shuttle links the two buildings, though allow at least 25 minutes between them. Immigration queues at Terminal 1 can be lengthy during peak hours, so having your FMM tourist card completed before reaching the booth speeds things up considerably.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Authorized airport taxi (Sitio 300) | MXN 230–320 depending on zone | 20–45 min to Centro Histórico (traffic-dependent) |
| Metro (Line 5 from Terminal Aérea station) | MXN 5 per journey | 30–40 min to city centre; luggage restrictions apply |
| Metrobús (Line 4 from Terminal 1) | MXN 30 with a rechargeable card | 35–55 min to Buenavista or Indios Verdes hub |
IATA: NLU · Approx. 50 km north of Centro Histórico · 45 km from Polanco
Opened in 2022, Felipe Ángeles serves a growing roster of domestic routes alongside select international services, offering a less congested alternative to MEX. Its single modern terminal is spacious and straightforward to navigate, with Viva Aerobus and Volaris among the main carriers operating here. Travellers should note the significant distance from the city centre and plan extra transfer time accordingly.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Airport Express train (Tren Suburbano connection) | MXN 130–160 combined fare to Buenavista | Approx. 50–70 min to central Mexico City |
| Private transfer or ride-hailing (Uber/DiDi) | MXN 350–550 depending on destination | 50–90 min to city centre (heavy traffic possible) |
Check-in tips
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Pick your seat and arrive fresh for Mexico City's packed sightseeing days.
Available with all providers.Leave room for talavera pottery, mezcal, and whatever else the markets throw at you.
Split across multiple payments.Stay covered for mishaps whether you're climbing Teotihuacan or drifting the Xochimilco canals.
Available with select providers.Bundle your stay in Polanco or Condesa and cut the cost of your Mexico City trip.
Pay in instalments with ease.Ride straight from MEX airport to your hotel door — no stress, no detours.
Available with all providers.Stay connected across Mexico City's metro lines, markets, and neighbourhoods worth getting lost in.
Available with select providers.Most travellers flying to Mexico City depart from major US hubs like Los Angeles, New York, and Houston, with strong connections from Canada, Europe, and Latin American cities such as Bogotá and Lima.
Los Angeles to Mexico City
Aeromexico, United, Alaska Airlines · 3h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $60/instalmentNew York to Mexico City
Aeromexico, Delta, American Airlines · 5h 20m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $73/instalmentHouston to Mexico City
United, Aeromexico · 2h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $53/instalmentMiami to Mexico City
American Airlines, Aeromexico · 3h 45m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $65/instalmentToronto to Mexico City
Aeromexico, Air Canada · 5h 10m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $78/instalmentLondon to Mexico City
British Airways, Aeromexico, Virgin Atlantic · 12h 30m · Via Houston
Pay in 4 from $155/instalmentBogotá to Mexico City
Avianca, Aeromexico · 4h 45m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $90/instalmentMadrid to Mexico City
Aeromexico, Iberia · 11h 55m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $145/instalmentLima to Mexico City
LATAM, Aeromexico · 6h 30m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $85/instalmentFares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
Several major carriers serve Mexico City's Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), from full-service flagships to bare-bones budget options. Below are the airlines flying this route most frequently.
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Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
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