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Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport public transport guide

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Getting to and from Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport by public transport, without the guesswork. Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport keeps things simple, with a handful of public transport options to choose from — two in total. Check out the list below to find the best option for you, and remember to confirm the details directly with the service provider before travelling.

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Metrobús

Metrobús is Mexico City's municipal bus rapid transit network, operated by the city government. Its Línea 4 airport branch (Ruta Aeropuerto / Ruta Quetzalcóatl) departs from San Lázaro / Amajac station on Paseo de la Reforma, runs through the Centro Histórico, and continues directly to both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 of Mexico City International Airport. Fares are paid with the citywide integrated mobility card, bank cards or NFC, but this branch charges a separate $30 MXN fare rather than the network's standard $6 MXN fare.

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Línea 4

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Bus rapid transit corridor operated by Metrobús as Línea 4's airport branch (Ruta Aeropuerto / Ruta Quetzalcóatl), running from San Lázaro / Amajac station on Paseo de la Reforma through the Centro Histórico direct to both Terminal 1 (boarding near gate 7) and Terminal 2 (boarding in the intercity bus bay) of Mexico City International Airport, at a separate $30 MXN fare from the network's standard $6 MXN fare.

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Metro CDMX

The Metro is Mexico City's rapid transit subway network, run by the city's Sistema de Transporte Colectivo and used with the same integrated mobility card that covers Metrobús and the wider public transport system. Línea 5, the Yellow Line, calls at Terminal Aérea station, a short walk from Terminal 1 of Mexico City International Airport, linking air travelers directly into the citywide twelve-line subway network.

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Línea 5

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Yellow Line subway route between Pantitlán and Politécnico, serving Terminal Aérea station approximately 200 metres from the Terminal 1 arrivals hall of Mexico City International Airport, with interchanges onto several other Metro lines along its length.

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