Mexico's New Airports Blooming Like Deserts in Spring
Mexico's aviation landscape is abuzz with new projects. From Tulum's tourist haven to Chalacatepec's coastal gem, and Ensenada's reborn airport, the skies are the limit. Mexicana Airlines also joins the game, promising exciting journeys.
In a land where tequila flows like water and fiestas are a way of life, Mexico's aviation scene is experiencing a major facelift. Since the grand opening of the Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) on March 21, 2022, the Mexican skies have been buzzing with excitement. This bold venture, spearheaded by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), is set to ease the pressure on the overstretched Mexico City International Airport (AICM). But the icing on the airport cake? This is just the beginning.
In the game of airport expansion, Mexico isn't holding back. New terminals are popping up like cacti in the desert, each with a unique purpose and a touch of Mexican charm. Let's take a flight through the upcoming aviation projects that will change the way Mexico takes to the skies.
