Benito Juarez International Airport

Benito Juarez International Airport, (IATA Airport Code: MEX) named after the great Mexican leader Benito Juárez, is Mexico's main international and domestic getaway.

Benito Juarez International is in Mexico City, Mexico.

There is an ongoing controversy concerning the airport, because the Mexican government headed by President Vicente Fox wants to move it to an area owned by Native American citizens.

In 1979, a Western Airlines DC-10 plane coming in from Los Angeles crash landed in the airport, killing all but 15 of the 150 passengers on that flight, and in 1985, a Mexicana Boeing 727, collapsed into a street after blowing a tire minutes before landing there, killing all 166 passengers and crew in the plane.

Benito Juarez International Airport has 2 Terminals:

Table of contents

1 Domestic Terminal 2 International Terminal 2.1 External Links

Domestic Terminal

• Lounge A
  • Aeromexico (Mexico)
• Lounge B
  • Aero California (Mexico)
  • Aeromar (Mexico)
  • Mexicana (Mexico)
• Lounge C
  • Aerolíneas Internacionales (Mexico)
  • Aviacsa (Mexico)
• Lounge D
  • Allegro (Mexico)
  • Taesa Airlines

International Terminal

• Lounge E
  • All International Arrivals
• Lounge F1
  • Aeromexico (International)
  • America West
  • Avianca
  • Continental Airlines
  • Delta Airlines
  • Ecuatoriana de Aviación
  • Lan Chile
  • Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
• Lounge F2
  • Air France
  • Aviateca
  • British Airways
  • Copa
  • Cubana
  • Grupo Taca
  • Japan Airlines
  • KLM
  • Northwest Airlines
• Lounge F3
  • Aero California (International)
  • Aeromar (International)
  • Aerolineas Argentinas
  • American Airlines
  • Aviacsa (Intercational)
  • Iberia
  • Lufthansa
  • United Airlines

External Links

• Benito Juarez International Airport Homepage
• Benito Juarez International Airport English Page