Transportation · Mexico City
Mexico City Airport Transfers: Getting from the Airport to the City
How to get from Mexico City's airports into the city: train, taxi flat fares, transfers and typical costs, plus arrival and entry notes.
Updated 2026-07-25
Airports serving Mexico City
Mexico City International (Benito Juárez / AICM) (MEX) — 10 km from the centre
Metrobús Línea 4 to Centro MX$30 in 20 min; Uber MX$180–280 to Roma-Condesa in 25–45 min; authorised airport taxi MX$250–350.
Felipe Ángeles (AIFA) (NLU) — 45 km from the centre
New second airport (2022) — Uber only recommended MX$500–800 in 60–90 min; no direct metro connection.
Arriving by train
No long-distance passenger rail — domestic connections by flight or luxury bus (ADO GL, ETN, Primera Plus).
Entry and arrival formalities
INM immigration; FMM card must be kept and surrendered on departure or you pay MX$700 exit fine.
US, UK, EU, Canadian, Japanese, Australian, NZ + most Latin American + Schengen passports enter visa-free for up to 180 days. Fill FMM (Forma Migratoria Múltiple) card at airport — keep the stamped receipt. eVisa options for others via consulmex.sre.gob.mx.
Getting into the city
Metro (12 lines, MX$5/ride) reaches everywhere but gets crowded; Metrobús BRT lines are faster during rush. Uber/Didi are cheap (MX$50–150 per ride, ~US$3–9) and much safer than street taxis — always use apps. AICM airport reaches Centro in 20 min by Metrobús Línea 4. AIFA (new second airport) 40 km north — use Uber only.
Metro
12 lines, MX$5 flat fare — cheapest metro in North America, crowded 7–10am and 5–8pm.
Metrobús (BRT)
Dedicated lane bus rapid transit; MX$6 flat fare via tarjeta.
Uber / Didi
Cheap and safe — MX$50–150 (US$3–9) per ride; always use apps.
EcoBici
Bike share in Roma, Condesa, Centro — MX$100/day pass.
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