Minatitlán/Coatzacoalcos International Airport guide

The airport stands in the municipality of Cosoleacaque in southern Veracruz. It serves the Minatitlán and Coatzacoalcos metropolitan areas, two neighbouring cities in the state's petrochemical and refining belt. Its ICAO code is MMMT. The airport sits at 11 metres above sea level and has been used at its current site since 1990.

Traffic is domestic and modest. About 153,700 passengers used the airport in 2024, on roughly 3,500 aircraft operations. Passenger numbers peaked at 256,431 in 2015 and fell to 70,295 in 2020 before recovering. The airport was declared international in 2006, but scheduled service today is to Mexico City and to regional Veracruz and Tabasco destinations.

The passenger building is a single-storey terminal with check-in counters, a security checkpoint, baggage claim and an arrivals hall with taxi stands and car rental. The departures area has a VIP lounge and two gates with direct apron access. ASUR operates the airport under a concession that runs to 2048. The airport does not run around the clock, so travellers should check flight times against local operating hours.