Piedras Negras International Airport guide

Piedras Negras International Airport (ICAO MMPG) sits in the state of Coahuila on the Mexico-United States border. It serves Piedras Negras and the binational area around Eagle Pass, Texas, which lies across the Rio Grande. The airport stands at an elevation of 275 metres.

The airport has one asphalt runway, 12/30, about 2,030 metres long. The passenger building has two floors and handles domestic flights only. The departures area has two gates with direct apron access, and the apron has three positions for narrow-body aircraft plus stands for general aviation. The arrivals hall has car rental desks, taxis and shops. The airport also handles cargo, executive and general aviation flights.

Scheduled service is thin. Aerus flies to Monterrey, a route it started in 2023. Aeromar served the airport from 2010 and flew to Mexico City from 2014 until the airline went bankrupt in 2023. Aeroméxico Connect flew daily to Monterrey until 2009. Travellers heading into the United States commonly use San Antonio International Airport instead. The Coahuila state agency Administradora Coahuilense de Infraestructura y Transporte Aéreo has run the airport since 2013.