Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport shuttles guide

Estrella Roja operates a dedicated coach service linking Mexico City International Airport with Puebla. Buses depart from a counter at Terminal 1, running direct to Puebla's main bus stations and university-area stops. Coaches offer reclining seats, air conditioning and onboard entertainment screens, with both premium and economy classes available for travelers moving between the capital and Puebla.

Primera Plus runs a coach counter at Mexico City International Airport connecting travelers with Querétaro and San Juan del Río. Part of a wider national network, the airport service gives passengers heading to or from the Bajío region a direct alternative to the capital's main bus terminals, with reclining seats and onboard amenities on its coaches.

Futura operates a coach route linking Mexico City International Airport Terminal 1 with Pachuca, the capital of Hidalgo state. The service gives travelers a direct alternative to the capital's central bus stations for onward journeys into Hidalgo, with coaches offering reclining seats and air conditioning for the intercity trip.

Pullman de Morelos runs a long-distance coach service connecting Mexico City International Airport with Cuernavaca and the wider Morelos region. Buses depart from dedicated counters at both airport terminals, giving travelers heading south of the capital a direct alternative to the city's main bus stations, with executive-class coaches for the trip.

Caminante operates a direct coach service linking Terminal Tollocan in Toluca with both terminals of Mexico City International Airport. Ticket counters are located at each airport terminal, with the coaches offering onboard wifi for the trip between the capital's airport and the State of Mexico's capital.