Toluca International Airport will receive up to 15 million passengers per year.Now, in the autumn of his career, the Valley of Mexico – Slim’s canvas – is running out of space.Santa Lucía’s International Airport will have 60 million passengers per year with 1,300 daily operations.It will have 1,300 daily operations, as it had before the COVID-19 pandemic. Mexico City’s International Airport will receive 50 million passengers per year.In a statement published last year, the Mexican government said: Once the three airports are up and running, the government expects to handle up to 125 million passengers per year. The Mexican army is building the new hub, and it is on the clock to deliver one of the president’s signature projects. The Santa Lucía International Airport will be inaugurated on March 21, 2022, just over one year from now. These four carriers were Viva Aerobus, Volaris, Aeromar, and Transportes Aéreos Regionales. Two weeks ago, the first four Mexican airlines landed at Santa Lucía during a military celebration. What’s the future for Mexico City airports?ĭespite the actual cost of canceling Texcoco’s Airport, there’s one thing for sure: the current government is going forward with its plan of creating a three-airport system to serve Mexico City. In an audit, the ASF said that the decision to scrap Texcoco’s Airport will cost US$16.12 billion at least due to many standing contracts and trials. This past weekend, the ASF seemed to differ on that point. Lopez Obrador claimed that the cancelation would cost nearly US$5 billion. He added that canceling this airport and building a new one would be cheaper in the end. Meanwhile, Lopez Obrador refuted every claim by saying that the Texcoco Airport was filled with controversy. The airline industry repeatedly stated they would prefer to operate from one airport rather than divide their flights. The decision was met with mixed feelings. This new hub would work alongside the current Mexico City International Airport (AICM) and Toluca International Airport (AIT). Instead, the new government would refurbish the Santa Lucía Air Force base into a mixed commercial-military airport. Back in 2018, the newly formed government of Lopez Obrador decided to cancel the construction of the Mexico City Texcoco Airport.
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