Mexico City International Airport (AICM/MEX) has two terminals — Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 — and they are several kilometers apart, connected by an inter-terminal train and road. Check your boarding pass for your terminal before you land; your private transfer host meets you at the arrivals exit of the correct one.
Two terminals, not next door
AICM/MEX is split into Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Unlike many airports, the two are not within walking distance — they sit several kilometers apart and are linked by an inter-terminal train (Aerotrén) and by road. Arriving at the wrong terminal to meet a driver can cost you a long, stressful detour.
Which airlines use which terminal?
Terminal assignments depend on your airline and can change, so your boarding pass is always the source of truth. As a rule, the two terminals serve different sets of carriers, and a few airlines operate from both — another reason to confirm rather than assume based on a past trip.
Where your transfer meets you
When you book, we match your pickup to the terminal on your flight. Your host waits just outside the arrivals exit of that terminal with your name on a sign. If your terminal changes, let us know and we adjust — the goal is that your driver is exactly where you walk out.