Helipuerto Campo Militar 37/D - Santa Lucía shuttles guide

ADO operates direct coach services linking Felipe Ángeles International Airport with both Mexico City International Airport Terminal 1 and the TAPO bus terminal in eastern Mexico City, giving connecting passengers a scheduled bus alternative to a taxi. Buses to AICM run at frequent intervals throughout the day, with tickets bookable online or at the terminal counter, part of ADO's wider national coach network.

ETN Turistar runs luxury coach service between Felipe Ángeles International Airport and Mexico City's Central del Norte and Central del Sur bus terminals. Coaches feature Gran Lujo reclining seats, individual entertainment screens, air conditioning and onboard restrooms, with multiple daily departures giving travelers a comfortable, direct link between the airport and both terminals.

Costa Line operates coach service between Felipe Ángeles International Airport and Mexico City's Central del Norte bus terminal (in alliance with VivaBus), as well as its own longer routes to Guerrero state including Chilpancingo and Acapulco. Buses feature reclining seats, footrests, seatbelts and onboard restrooms, giving travelers arriving at AIFA a direct scheduled link into the capital and beyond.

Autovías runs coach service between Felipe Ángeles International Airport and destinations including Morelia and El Ángel de la Independencia in Mexico City, part of its wider intercity network across central Mexico. The route gives travelers landing at AIFA a scheduled bus connection onward to Michoacán as well as into the capital.

Estrella Roja operates a dedicated coach service linking Felipe Ángeles International Airport with Puebla, departing from the city's Paseo Destino and CAPU bus terminals. The company advertises itself as the only line running direct service between Puebla and AIFA, with reclining seats and air conditioning for the roughly two-and-a-half-hour journey.

Futura operates a coach route linking Felipe Ángeles International Airport with the Pachuca central bus station in Hidalgo state. The service gives travelers a direct alternative to routing through central Mexico City bus terminals for onward journeys into Hidalgo, with coaches offering reclining seats and air conditioning for the intercity trip.

Primera Plus runs a coach counter at Felipe Ángeles 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 routing through Mexico City's bus terminals, with reclining seats and onboard amenities on its coaches.

Pullman de Morelos runs a long-distance coach service connecting Felipe Ángeles International Airport with Cuernavaca and the wider Morelos region. Buses depart from a dedicated counter at the airport's intermodal terminal, giving travelers heading south of Mexico City a direct alternative to routing through the capital's bus stations, with executive-class coaches for the trip.

Caminante operates a direct coach service connecting Felipe Ángeles International Airport with Toluca's Tollocan terminal. Buses run six times a day in each direction, giving travelers in the Toluca Valley a scheduled bus link that avoids routing through Mexico City to reach the airport.