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Mexico aviation infrastructure development

Overview

The Mexican government is implementing strategies to manage rising air passenger demand through the expansion of its aviation infrastructure. In early October, Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez announced plans for a new public Aeronautical University in Tecámac to support economic and industrial activities near the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA).

By late October, the Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport, Jesús Esteva Medina, stated that the government intends to utilize the joint operation of AICM and AIFA to meet projected growth. The current combined capacity of these two hubs is 66 million passengers annually. The government maintains that this metropolitan airport system, alongside airports in Toluca and Morelos, will secure the country’s aviation future, addressing calls from the Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) for clarity on primary hub operations.

Entities

Rosaura Ruiz Gutiérrez · Tecámac · Jesús Esteva Medina · AIFA · Claudia Sheinbaum

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Mexico plans joint operation of AICM and AIFA airports

    Mexico will utilize both AICM and AIFA airports to manage long-term passenger growth, aiming to meet demand through a combined metropolitan airport system.

  2. [TECHNOLOGY] 4 sources
    Tecámac to host new public Aeronautical University

    Mexico's State of Mexico government announced plans to establish a public Aeronautical University in Tecámac to support the AIFA airport region.

Sources

columnadigital.com · elfinanciero.com.mx