How to Travel From Felipe Angeles International- AIFA ✈️ to Mexico City 

The government is building a suburban train will connect to the airport ! But is finished in the next year !

Heathrow is not in the center of London and is a very busy airport. Once they get the rail line in place this new airport will take off. I agree with it's construction. Nothing that el PRI or el PAN would have initiated would have been free of massive corruption.

It's a great airport--already used twice myself. Most airports around the world are at this distance from the city center, so it's really not a big deal, and when the suburban rail service is inaugurated this December, it''ll be that much easier to get to. All in all, I think those against it are DEAD wrong and have probably not even been there--it's so much more than just an airport.

There's a passenger train being built from AIFA TO MEXICO CITY😊

As a mexican citizen I greatly appreciate your views about our new international airport. Most reviews are from locals, and like you they leave AIFA with a positive opinion -aside from transport options to Mexico City and distance to downtown. Some annotations: *As mentioned by other users, this airport had one major goal from the beginning: de-saturate MEX with more slots to accomodate passenger service, cargo and general aviation. It is a "soft-start" approach which in the year 5 months of operation gave AIFA a place in the top 10 most used airports. Right now serves about 250,000 passengers/month, with plans to double that number by the end of 2023 once FAA's Category 1 resumes. *Rail link to Mexico City will be completed by summer 2024. Suburbano terminal inside AIFA and 8 km of railway were completed way beyond schedule; only problem is the connection with System 1 main branch, right now under construction. Couldn't be ready from the start because there were (and still are) land acquisition and rail invasion issues along the route. Another problem is that freight routes had to be relocated. *This airport was completed in three years. Texcoco wouldn't be halfway through right now even if construction would have continued. That 30% completion as of 2018 was deemed false and debunked by former Communications and Transport Secretary Javier Jiménez Espriú. He wrote a book about AMLO's decision to cancel Texcoco from an engineer perspective. In sum, he explains that construction companies were forced to lie about date of completion because soil was sinking more rapidly and more unstable than anticipated, so they had to use more construction materials to stabilize the terrain for runways and terminal building. He also detailed how this project was financed with public debt and questionable private ventures which would have given way above interest returns to investors. We're talking about a budget of 500 billion pesos against the original 85 billion. AIFA topped up to 75 billion pesos. *Mexico City main airport cannot be closed right now. One condition for Texcoco was to finance construction with an increase to the Use of Airport tax. TUA taxes on AIFA are lower, hence the cheaper flights. Unfortunately, after Texcoco cancellation the original airport kept working and now has a 20 year-ish debt which will be only paid by giving service two more decades. *AIFA is HUGE. Not only they gave space to a civil-militar airport: new military facilities were constructed in the form of housing, an airbase, administrative buildings, convention centers and museums, one of which was created because during construction they found A LOT of mammoths. Hope you can visit Museo del Mamut next time.

I enjoyed your investigative journalism meets travel vlog report. You did not share that with the construction of AIFA, Benito Juarez was also upgraded, and the total savings that came with the cancellation of the starchitect Texcoco airport possibly amounted to US $5 billion. AMLO sold the presidential jet--whose opulence he called "pharonic--and instead flies coach on commercial airlines! He also converted the similarly luxurious presidential mansion, Los Pinos, into a museum, and occupies more modest digs in a government building on the Zocalo. He is a hero, a once in a hundred(+) years world leader.

I was disappointed when AMLO stopped the new airport at TEXCOCO. However now I understand the corruption of prior President, plus the environmental disaster it would have been. Plus so many people who lived there were displaced. The massive Ecological Park now being built at Texcoco will benefit the environment greatly , plus migratory birds will return. The people living there that had been bisplaced will have many work opportunities now. Also, newest airport, Felipe Angeles was built with Military personnel much cheaper, and a new road (bridge) has already been built to reduce the commute time to Felipe Angeles and by next year a rail will be done to connect Felipe Angeles to Buena Vista ( northern side of CDMX) with easy connections to Mexico's Metro.

Opponents of Andres Manuel,s national project criticize that AIFA is very far from the center of CDMX, there are airports further away than this, such as Kuala Lumpur, witch is 55 kms from the downtown of the city.

I live in Georgia, the internacional airport is 2 hours away. Should I been asking why is so far away? Or…Why do I have to drive for so long to take a trip? The fact that you are there, and you are saying that is a nice airport won’t that be a response to all the media saying that is a bus station? The old airport wag going to be lay on a lake that was drain on purpose to used the land. Was that good for the environment? The town? What do you think the problems of that would’ve been? Why did the referendum pass? How many people were desplace? The new airport cost one third of the other one, was build by the military and if it was overpriced, it wasn’t much, and it was all because of the delays, due to lawsuits that the oposición file to stop it. And for people with $$$ interest in the old project. The airport is beautiful, and I can wait to be there and have the chance to go to the museums right next door. Your video was a little tendentious and I can tell that you didn’t do your homework before making your presentation.

The AIFA is a functional, modern and beautiful airport. Thank you for using it and expressing your opinion! It would help a lot if you also recommend it to all your friends. Greetings!

I love the AIFA! I used it to go to Cancún and returned to the old MX city airport and almost fell into depression I cant wait for the train to be up and running so Inever use it again lol

I've landed in AIFA twice and it was an incredible experience definitely top 5 airports that I've had the pleasure of visiting. 1st. time I rented a car and entering/exiting the airport is very easy to maneuver. One of the reasons why it is located is to make it accessible for both Mexcio CIty and Pachuca .

Thanks! Texcoco Airport would cause a lack of water in México City because it was necessary to block 8 rivers which provide water to Texcoco lake which is being recovered and bringing back a lot of species even canadian ducks.

Most of the internacional airports are away from the town cities. This is not the exception.

Much difference. It is an Honor to be with President Obrador Viva México. The people who live in that urban area of ​​Texcoco were consulted, which is why there are a million or so. There are other precedents where the people of that area did not want them to build there because it is a project that they had wanted to build since the six-year term of President Vicente Foz Quezada with the demonstration and then repression of Atenco in the State of Mexico where the airport was going to be built. from texcoco the airport cancelled. This in 2006 is that, it is not a whim, the cancellation of the airport already came with disputes over the lands that were taken from the farmers in Texcoco. And apart from that, that lake is a natural habitat for many species and migratory birds. You can't see much water because they emptied it, dried it, but little by little the lake is recovering. In the question of corruption, when they stopped the work, it had a progress of 22% and a budget of 180%, that is why we know that there is corruption to understand, they had already spent 100% of the budget, it is billions of dollars, apart from 80% more and only They had 22% progress in work in 5 years. It only took two years and five months of construction to inaugurate Mexico's new air terminal: Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA). Much difference. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also referred to by the acronym AMLO, is a Mexican politician and writer. He is the current president of the United Mexican States since December 1, 2018. ---------------------- This President AMLO is building thousands of works including dams, irrigation trails, and a tree planting program of more than a billion trees. He is supporting people with money that arrives every two months. They are building artisanal roads in several states of the country. They are building mega projects like the AIFA airport, they are building a second airport in Tulum Quintana Roo. They are building the Ismo of Tehuantepec train, a train that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean. The MAYA Train, which has 1,554 kilometers of tracks, will be a tourist, passenger and cargo train. It will pass through many cultural complexes in several States. The Chapultepec Park is being improved. The new ecological park of Lake Texcoco. A park with sports fields, cycle paths, and a wide variety of things such as nurseries, amphitheaters, viewpoints. I understand that this park is the size of New York City, something very gigantic. It bought most of the power plants of the Spanish company Iberdrola because they are stubborn about privatizing and they were already achieving it. It has greatly reduced the interest on the external debt with renegotiations or paying the debt because the interests were exorbitant. Bad public officials from past administrations contracted debt with very high interest but it is collusion between the authority and the International Monetary Fund. They have built many universities in rural areas, they are called Benito Juarez universities. They are building more than 3 thousand new branches of the new Mexican bank called Banco del Bienestar. They have built more than 400 barracks for the National Guard, which is a police force prepared to combat the mafia. It is equipped with everything: helicopters, armored vehicles, patrols, they are well armed, those with a suit with a white and gray fuse. The new two-mouth refinery in Paraiso Tabasco called Refineria Olmeca. It has already begun to refine and has passed all the tests and it is expected in December 2023 to be producing 280 thousand barrels of fuel and by 2024 it will reach its maximum capacity of 340 thousand barrels per day. This refinery has its own power plant, and is low in sulfur. They have also been rehabilitating the other 6 refineries and in two of them a machine called Coking Plant is being built, which is an investment of 10 billion dollars. This is the new refinery that Mexico bought, the Deer Park refinery in Texas. There are so many things that this AMLO Government has done without putting the country in debt with public money, which is why it says that money pays off when it is not stolen and this government is an example of when money is used well. --------------------- Abstract: This work focuses on the social movement that emerged over a decade ago in the town of Atenco in the State of Mexico, which triggered a series of farmers', workers' and popular demonstrations to appropriate and defend the land, which belongs to the Metropolitan Zone of Mexico City (ZMCM). The movement, defined from the beginning as opposing the proposal to build the international airport, is not finished business, as it has given rise to a new form of social organization in Atenco. Ten years later, Atenco's socio-urban and political configuration has changed, and today it is a territory with the characteristics of the urban dynamic, and a new social and political profile. --------- There are other failed projects from previous neoliberal governments. This is another work that was going to complement the failed Texcoco airport that was supposedly inaugurated in 2018 by President Enrique Peña Nieto, but it was only a small section because in reality the work was unfinished, they were only 18% complete. A budget exceeded by 170%. To understand or understand better, the government of President Lopez Obrador had to inject money from the budget to finish the work because they considered it a waste to leave it. And in fact, the Mexico Toluca InterUrban Train is already being completed in 2023, and a section is already being tested and running. They are going to rename the passenger train the insurgent. Mexico-Toluca interurban train will be called "El Insurgente". That connects the city of Toluca in the State of Mexico with Mexico City. The Interurban Train will travel 58 kilometers between Toluca and Mexico City. In the same way they inaugurated hospitals but they were pure facade, unfinished works, works without anything, they only finished the front facades to inaugurate. In the Government of President Felipe Calderon Hinojosa 2006-2012 they built a refinery but it is only a perimeter fence of 600 million dollars. A vacant lot is nothing, it was just a waste of billions of dollars. The good news is that current President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is building a Hospital, a giant clinic to serve the population that surrounds that area. An IMSS is built on those lands of the refinery that were never built, only a perimeter fence remained. Besides, those neoliberal dictator presidents put the country in debt.

You forgot something key to the cancellation of the NAICM, it was being built on unsafe ground (a former lagoon), and even as it was being built, it was already sinking. The UNAM conducted a ground study and it concluded that such a gigantic structure should not be built there. Because of the constant, massive sinking, the runways would have to be re carpeted yearly, and that billionaire contract was conveniently handed to a Peña Nieto ally. Not to mention that the former president had worked another sweetheart deal with another buddy of his to hand him the grounds of the current AICM to build luxury apartments once it shut down. Although the Norman Foster designed airport was indeed pretty cool, the project, although it was already several years behind schedule, it was already twice over cost. A monumental robbery to Mexican taxpayers that would not have an end in sight.

The Texcoco airport site is now being turned into the biggest ecological park in the world and huge areas have been declared protected areas. You should take a look on that project Parque Ecológico Lago de Texcoco. It’s not just the ecological damage that would have cause building an airport there, but it would have also cause a huge water shortage for Mexico City and the Metropolitan area. In the Felipe Ángeles there wasn’t any corruption simply because it wasn’t build by private contractors, the project was led by army corps of engineers, and the construction workers were hired by them. That is why the airport built on solid ground were the Santa Lucía military air base that has been operating for several decades, and it still is, but now renovated and operates simultaneously with the airport terminal, was build it in record time in 2.5 years. A urban train that will go from Mexico City Center to the Felipe Ángeles Airport will start operations in March next year. The army corps of engineers are currently building the new Tulum International Airport “Felipe Carrillo Puerto” and it set to conclude construction next year.

BTW: I've done 1.5 hours from NYC to JFK airport. And over 2 hours from Orly airport to Charles De Gaulle for a transfer.

Aifa es un gran aeropuerto, a los grupos oligarquicos no les gustó esta decisión,.en México hay mucha corrupcion en las grandes obras y la gente de Texcoco no estaba de acuerdo con esa obra que atentaba con el ecosistema🎉🎉

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Hi, I just watched your video. It was informative, although, it was missing more video shots of the surroundings such as the bathrooms which I hear they are amazing. What! I know they are arranged with history pictures, ornaments etc.. Well, nice talking to you. Thanks for the video!

Im from the bay area and the only airport we like to travel from is San francisco and its 45 min from san jose ca, amd yes we have a tiny international airport in san jose but tickets are always more expensive and the airport looks like a bus station compared to the SFO.

Bienvenido, pásala chingón. El AIFA me gustó bastante, me trataron muy bien cuando volé a Panamá y me pareció moderno... El otro aeropuerto en el lago era sólo para que unos cuántos se hicieran más ricos sin importar que el ecosistema local se rompiera.

"Why would you build an airport 48 Km from the city center?" Firstly, it's like 35 Km away in a straight line, but the current roads to get there are like 46, 47 Km, yes. Also, there's a train under construction to connect it with downtown(ish) in ~40 min (40-45 Km of tracks, I guess). Now, have you checked other big cities/ major airports in the World? Denver, Shanghai PVG, and Istambul SAW are at similar distances, for example. Narita is like 60 Km away from central Tokyo... Once the AIFA train opens, it could actually be more a desirable trip that the current airport, which has limited and inconvenient transit links, and which suffers from chronic traffic jams around it, not to mention that the AIFA (NLU) terminal is much nicer.

You are right. Once the AIFA has a train system to CDMX. the airport will explode. Try to learn Espanol.

I love AIFA!! It's so awesome, beautiful, clean, huge, with precious mexican details.

As a Mexican American, I am happy that it changed course and Aifa was build. I have visited it and it was beautiful

The suburban train will soon be released and they precisely arrived there in Santa Maria la Ribera, which is close to the city center, 40 minutes from the airport to the city center by train.

AIFA is an awesome airport. I went there more than a month ago, but the only downside is that it's faaaaaar. From the bus terminal, I took the Metro and the Mexibus because it was the cheapest way to get there. It only cost me $25 pesos in total. But it took me almost 3 hours to get there. Basically took longer than what it took to arrive to Mexico City from the state of Guerrero. But yea, the airport was very nice and clean. I mean CLEAN af.

Viva mi presidente ❤

You can find more info here. You can turn on Auto-Translate CC if you don’t understand Spanish. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Yr55Bq6po1g.html AMLO, the president, recently covered the rail link project about two weeks ago in his daily press conference. The train will go from AIFA airport to Buenavista Train Station. The trip will take about 39 mins. Buenavista is actually right next to Santa Maria La Rivera neighborhood where your taxi took you.

The President of Mexico is a man that looks up for the future not just today

A taxi is the costliest option from any airport in Mexico. So, as part of the project, the Felipe Angeles airport includes a passenger train station inside of it which is being finished. Also I heard of a bus station. So when finished, these 2 options (train, bus) will cause the cost to go down a lot. Just be patient, a huge project like this can not be completed in weeks. Greetings.

Thanks for the information. I have not yet flown to AIFA but one of the disadvantages for me will be that it was built so far from Mexico city. When I travel back to my city in Mexico, I need to take a bus going south. I go through Puebla, and continue south to Veracruz. I would have a long ways to go if flying to the new airport. However, every time I fly to Benito Juarez, the airport that is IN Mexico city, I get delayed from one to two hours. So in reality, it will be the same for me, timewise. But more than that, I hate the old airport with all the traffic and delays and issues they are facing now. So a new airport needed to be erected. Where do you build a airport in a city like Mexico city? The president before AMLO, decided Texcoco. Texcoco was a lake that dried up with time. The amount of material that would be needed to make the ground firm enough for big, heavy airplanes to land, would have been very expensive and complicated. Good call in the cancellation. Bad choice for the new location? Either way, AMLO is a president that came out with good and functional projects. The airport was built just in time. Benito Juarez needs relief for sure! Have you heard of the transoceanic project AMLO has in southern Mexico? That project is to move goods from one ocean to other side ocean. That is a project that is being built just in time. The Panama canal has issues when precipitation is below the expected amount. AMLO is ready to move the goods in 2024. Is AMLO a good president or is he just lucky? Not to mention the refinery he recently inaugurated so we become energy-independent from other countries....What do you think my friend?

Gracias sr for show everybody is not so bad and will be more u have to show more of my Mexico and what’s coming next

You forgot to mention that this new airport it’s also for commercial flights. 10 industrial parks are being built close by

Something that people don’t know is that the AIFA main focus is cargo.

You can add that it was built half of what the AIFA airport was planned but enough for the demand of today as you know they are not a lot of flights as we speak. Maybe in the future this can be expanded and the other terminal may be built.

The Texcoco airport was going to have 96 contact positions and 68 remote positions, giving a total of 164 boarding positions, while the AIFA will only have a total of 45 boarding positions when they finish it at 100 percent.

Ask the ppl that live in northern mexico city and around AIFA how they like the location of the new airport. Before millions of people living in northern mexico city had to travel to AIBJ and spent not 40 minutes, but hours getting there. AIFA is a long owed airport to a big sector of Mexico City and nearby northern states.

About the referendum some comments. - it was no necessary. Texcocos's cancellation was a part of the electoral campaign of Lopez Obrador - use of referebdums (referenda?) as requisit for significant projects was also part of the electoral campaing of Obrador - the referendum came because he was challenged by the media to submit the projects he wanted to a referendum. - as you mentioned only a small portion of the population participated, which means that for the rest it was ok what the participants decided, and they decided to cancell Texcoco - Texcoco was never submited to citizens approvement. It was an imposed decision and promoted by corporated media.

I travel a lot by plane and most airports are constructed outside the cities just like this one, I live in midtown Atlanta and taking an Uber to the airport costs around 35-40 US dollars and is even more expensive from the airport to midtown which is around 60-80 dollars, so paying 750 mxn which is about 35 to 40 dollars is just normal or expected so I don't know why you are so surprised

Yes, the train is done. The maintenance cost of the airport in Lago de Texcoco would have been just outrageous. By the way it’s not Texaco it’s Texcoco.

Thanks for the look at the new airport. I might look into using it in the future.

As you pointed out it’s cheaper . The Texcoco airport yes , it was a beautiful project but they killed people to take their lands , dried a natural lake , the cost was an estimated cost and it could’ve been concluded in 2030, if ever like most projects the corrupt politicians did . It would have been extremely expensive to drain constantly and put make it a solid ground . Also it would have been extremely comfortable for politicians and oligarchs BUT it was being financed with MONEY OF RETIREMENT PENSIONS of all the country for a one city airport and the gains for the oligarchs . AMLO offered them to continuo if they put their own money and they didn’t want . Also where AIFA is , they were planning to acquire those lands for nothing to build residential buildings . AMLO paid the contractors , not only built that airport but all the entire military city surrounding the airport , hotels , mall, hospital , the ecological park in Texcoco and 2 museums cos they discovered hundred of mamut bones while building it and we saved a billion . Plus it was built up in 2 years during the pandemics and AMLO had to revert legally all the “legal” protection the corrupt ones got more than 300 , as they own the judges as well. In Benito Juárez airport they discovered it was controled by the narcs and even got a code for stopping every flights and stuff to transport drugs . That’s why the marines are in charge of the airport customs now . I really don’t know why do you complain about the taxi cost and time . When I fly to NYC it’s about the same price and nearly and hour to Manhattan . In London it’s like 100£ to the main Lo don area and it takes 1.5 h. By the way at AIFA the fees for transportation which in double the price are a fix 25 dollar so flights are extremely cheaper . There must be already a train that will reach CDMX in 30 min , AMLO had to end another inconclusive project of Trains by Peña Nieto initially 30 billion project , it never developed but the money was gone and AMLO ended it in 2 years time also and it ended up in 90 billion after the pandemics payment of those 30 billion to angry contractors included , and it was inaugurated in September 15th 2023 which connects AIFA .

The train from the new airport to CXMX wii be operational in march 2024 and will take about 38 minutes.

I live near an airport. Who wants planes flying over their head 24 hours a day?

You need to talk about the suburbano train they are building now, It Is from Buenavista (a couple of kilómetros of Santa María la Rivera) to the Felipe Angeles Airport.

I think you misunderstood what they said when you got in the cab. They jokingly said "take a picture of him" because you were recording. No one said you were an idiot as you put in the subtitles :)

At this point Texcoco project would still be under construction costing billions. AIFA airport showed that we can construct a world class airport without spending billions and in record time! So, it absolutely worth to cancel Texcoco project, because they didn’t allowed the former government to get away with their plans which were never asked to the people, they also stopped a massive ecosystem destruction and build a better distributed airport for the city growth in the next decades. So I totally agree that the new airport (AIFA) is absolutely a better idea.

They are building a train line to connect with downtown CDMX. You can google Estacion Buenavista to see the location.

I really like the location because it's only a 20-minute Uber drive to my grandparents' house, compared to the one in the city

Next make a video of the Texcoco Lake project

Im actually taking a trio to CDMX from Tijuana, definitely i allready request to get to AIFA instead of Benito Juarez...

rail system is coming soon, and it'll be less than 30 minutes to downtown cdmx :)

$ 45,00 USD , it is expensive , but at least you have options, a bus it’s better - public transportation.

What a good video!! I like that you don’t take any side. Ok, so the new airport is done, where do we go from here. At the end a new airport was needed, probably after 20yrs if city keeps growing Felipe Angeles will be considered as a great idea, who knows?… and lets see what they do with the land in texcoco.

The maintenance of the Texcoco airport will be very expensive because it is in humid lands and having to constantly be careful and covering the humidity with more dirt, it is not correct if it is dry

AMLO's reasoning to cancel the NAIM, was to "stop" corruption. He stated his plan was better: to improve the Benito Juarez, and to build a new airport that would supplement the existing ones. However, 2 years after the opening of AIFA, the Benito Juarez is falling apart, no one is in jail for the "corruption" in the NAIM, and hardly anyone wants to fly from the AIFA. I like the AIFA, but what was wrong in having a world class airport in CDMX?

The NLU benefits people north of Mexico City. I have not flown there and have no plans to do so. Mexicana - government airline- is based there and had its inaugural flight to Tulum last week. The planned public transportation has not been built. As long as they leave Aeromexico in AICM they can transfer all the other carriers to NLU.

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hello, just to let u know, the metro line still in contruction from felipe angeles airport to mexico city and is gonna take from 45-50 mins to get there

You didn’t make the research. The Lago de Texcoco is a lake that always is full of water. The airport that was going to build there it will be cost a lot just with the fact of keeping it a float. The city would be flooded. The city would be flooded because there is no regulating lake of water that falls as rain.

Newark is far from NY, Heartrow is far form London , Fumicino is far from Rome and is the same in all the big cities; so whats the problem? they are building a train that connect Mexico city with the airport so its a great option

AIFA airport is amazing, also is cheaper to take a bus from there to Mexico City, for example to Roma Norte or Condesa

The train that will be finish the next year will take you to central mexico city in 13 minutes....and will cost you... no more then 50 pesos .

A metro, subway connection would be smart.

I am a gringo been living in cdmx going on 12 years. My wife and I have been Debbie downers about Aifa. But if the train is built and it’s true about the Texcoco nature reserve then am willing to reconsider. I have lived in Chicago, Boston and DC and almost always used the train option.

You missed the restroom they are amazing!

Closing the Texcoco was the best idea 👍 the expenses will be endless , the same as corruption 🐀 AIFA is modest , beautiful , fast ,low budget solution , and is finished in only a couple of years , without the need of closing Benito Juárez airport , concrete runway and taxiways , on a firm soil Distance is relative , what is FAR for some , is closest for others , and stop thinking the only traveling people is the Welty from Santa Fe or Condesa , travelers from the Northwest sector will find it very attractive ✈️

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Just to let you know the million people on the referendum live around Texcoco lake not the other 90 million

This review intro is SO bias or at least controversial, what helps making this video profitable. Hahaha.

Texcoco proyect was wonderful! But in the wrong place, now that area is the biggest park in the world

Que buen aeropuerteishon 😺👍🏻

Drop by the city next year and you will ride a train from the Airportr´s terminal to Buenavista station. It will take you 39 minutes. You wont pay more than 50 pesos

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As a Mexican I hope this airport fail (as its doing). It was a stupid decision based on ego. The Texcoco option was just a way better option being closed from the city. Hoping next president retakes Texcoco.

Mr gringo is totally nuts, that airport will be a nice hit once it operates at its full capacity

NICE VIDEO AND GOOD JOB👍👍 ¡¡¡..VIVA MEXICO🇲🇽..!!!

A better microphone would really improve your videos.

Soon there will be the train and that Airport is gonna be full.

750 pesos is not that expensive. I remeber they charged me this amount in Canun airport.

Dude! $750 pesos it's too expensive to travel to mexico City, in another chance that you have, probably the suburban train to buenavista are ready, it's cheaper than the cab

Aside yoou remarked the "cons" of the AIFA, you showed only "not nice" images of the town during your travel from the airport to the City, was that to create a perception?

Stop right there mister gringo. The referendum vote was for the people of the state of Mexico specifically the people that will be affected by this construction. Voters from say, the north of the country does affect them, so why would they participate in the referendum. You're spreading misinformation. I live in Texcoco so my town will be affected and i voted NO.

From sugar land texas to airport intercontinental one hour

If you take a bus is very cheap

It was the best and smartest idea to build the FA Airport perhaps if the other airport wasn’t stop the construction it would be required lots of maintenance because it was flooding it was sinking in the lake that it could be catastrophic for Mexicans economy so I agree totally the new Felipe Angeles Airport

From AIFA to Mexico? (title) AIFA is in Mexico.

Y otra cosa que cancelaron el aeropuerto de Toluca para atascar el aeropuerto Benito Juárez y así tener un gran pretexto de construir el de Texcoco para así dando de baja el Benito Juárez 😮‍💨 pero se les acabó el negocio 🐀💵💰💰 millones de mexicanos votamos por el cambio por el bien del país 🇲🇽 saludos 👍✌️

AIFA 🎉👍

Enventually Texcoco will be done and aifa will become a regional airport

$50 60 usd to get to MXCD 😯 I only pay & 10.00 Mexican pesos on the Metro lio😂

You should have done a better research about the final cost. They (Mexico) saved money by canceling the texcoco airport. Enough to build the Mayan train. Oh, and they paid off every private investor. Plus they saved a natural space. The place of one of Mexico’s biggest civilizations.

Funny in ,how you say it was plans ,with the texcoco,is a ready a national park😅😊😊,get all ur information right.

Entendí que se encuestó y que quiénes tuvieron la encuesta fue prácticamente la gente de López Obrador, ¿Es así? Pues yo fui encuestada y la encuesta fue libre en el parque de mi localidad, dicho sea de paso Voté en contra de que el NAIM se quitara, pero poco tiempo después entendí el por qué se necesitaba cancelarlo y hacer el "Felipe Algeles" a lo que de haber votado nuevamente está vez sí votaría a favor de este último. Sigo pensando que se quejan de lo lejos que queda de CDMX, pero saben no todo es CDMX, ya es justo que la gente de otros estados también tengan la oportunidad de tener infraestructura, además de que si alguien quiere viajar debe saber a qué atenerse y no esperar tener a la mano todo como mucha gente de la ciudad de México está acostumbrada, tienen infraestructura necesaria para poder llegar a tiempo y pronto una línea del metro hasta donde recuerdo, por auto puedes llegar muy bien, lo que falta quizá es mejor organización para quienes transborden pero si viajas de EU no creo que no puedas pagar lo necesario para llegar a CDMX