In Terminal 2, there is a nominal fee for a baggage cart and it can be taken to the taxi rank or parking lot. In Terminal 1, baggage carts are free and cannot be taken past the Arrivals Hall, but there are plenty of porters available. In the arrivals hall, there are plenty of ATMs issuing pesos cash. Once you have collected your bags, hand over your customs form and then place your bags in the X-Ray machine and press the button indicated: a green light means you can go straight through to the arrivals hall, a red light will entail a visual inspection of your bags. Be sure to hang on to the portion of the FMT the officer returns to you as you will need to present this on departure and will be fined if you don't have it. There are two separate areas: one for arrivals from North America, Europe, Middle East and Asia, and the other for arrivals from the Caribbean and Latin America. Once in the terminal, go to the correct immigration area. International visitors will be given an arrivals card (FMT) and a customs form on board their flight. Terminal 1 has sections for both international and domestic flights.
The newer Terminal 2 is used by Aeromexico and (mostly) its partners in the SkyTeam alliance.
There are special red buses that takes you from T1 to T2 for just 5 pesos (50 cents usd) each way Others need to take a bus or taxi : it is too far to walk. There are two terminals linked by a monorail that can only be used by passengers who have a ticket, boarding pass or eticket ref number. Mexico Adults Only and Adult Friendly Hotelsīenito Juarez airport (MEX) serving Mexico City is modern and efficient.
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