Mexico - transit pax at MEX, Mexicana bus. class




hirise53
Sep 28, 09, 11:11 pm
I am flying YVR-MEX-EZE with Mexicana in a few weeks with 1.5 hours between flights in MEX. Do I have to go thru immigration, or just find the next gate? Any tips for MEX? Also, any comments on Mexicana Business Class in these flights?


Open Jaw
Oct 27, 09, 10:18 pm
I am flying YVR-MEX-EZE with Mexicana in a few weeks with 1.5 hours between flights in MEX. Do I have to go thru immigration, or just find the next gate? Any tips for MEX? Also, any comments on Mexicana Business Class in these flights?

Yes, you will have to go though immigration and 1.5 hours should be enough time depending on the time of day. Make sure you have all your documents ready and that your immigration forms are completely filled out and signed (both sides) before you get on line at immigration/customs.

You will arrive a T1 and leave from there as well if all flights are on MX. I find MEX an easy airport to navigate because I speak fluent Spanish. If you don't, it can be more difficult, but not impossible. Good luck!


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gtownguy
Oct 28, 09, 3:57 pm
MX has since left BWI, but a couple of years ago I did fly BWI-MEX-PVR in Business Class. Nothing out of the ordinary, but overall very good service and good food. I do remember the FA's pouring drinks out of 1.75L liquor bottles - not the small airline size ones.

MEX was a very easy place to connect and 1.5 hours will be no problem at all. The BWI flight got into MEX pretty early (around 11am or noon I think) and when I walked over to immigration I was actually the only one in line. Think I woke up the agent when I walked up to her counter!


yulmichael
Nov 17, 09, 2:27 pm
Yes, you will have to go though immigration and 1.5 hours should be enough time depending on the time of day. Make sure you have all your documents ready and that your immigration forms are completely filled out and signed (both sides) before you get on line at immigration/customs.

You will arrive a T1 and leave from there as well if all flights are on MX. I find MEX an easy airport to navigate because I speak fluent Spanish. If you don't, it can be more difficult, but not impossible. Good luck!


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I'm flying YUL-GUA on MX RT , both ways connecting in MEX.
I know that I have to go through Mexican immigration in MEX.
My question : Do I also have to go through Mexican customs with my checked
luggage ( already tagged to my final destination ) ?

Michael

Open Jaw
Jan 14, 10, 11:06 am
I'm flying YUL-GUA on MX RT , both ways connecting in MEX.
I know that I have to go through Mexican immigration in MEX.
My question : Do I also have to go through Mexican customs with my checked
luggage ( already tagged to my final destination ) ?

Michael

Some say that the bags will be checked all the way through while others differ on that opinion. I haven't checked a bag in years so I would not know.

sbtinme
Jan 16, 10, 6:37 pm
can't say for certain about MX, but I can tell you that we did DELTA -->Aeromexico connection two weeks ago (ATL-MEX-PVR) and our bags were checked all the way through to PVR.

We cleared Mexican customs/immigration in MEX, but did ***NOT*** need to collect our bags to do so. This was announced at the gate as we disembarked and I asked two other DL employees to be 101% sure. Repeat -- we did NOT collect our bags in MEX ... they rolled off the belt in PVR with no issues.

Tinkerer
Jan 17, 10, 7:52 am
I'm flying YUL-GUA on MX RT , both ways connecting in MEX.
I know that I have to go through Mexican immigration in MEX.
My question : Do I also have to go through Mexican customs with my checked
luggage ( already tagged to my final destination ) ?

Michael

As long as your bags are checked in to your final destination, you should go through customs at your final destination. As sbmintime mentioned, it's the same for fights connecting onward within MEX (you pick up your baggage in the international arrivals section of your final airport and go through customs there).

For connecting flights, usually upon arrival (Mexicana should be T1) you'll go through immigration. From there, before you reach the baggage pick up section, you'll be able to turn left and head back into the terminal to catch your next flight. You'll go through a security and boarding pass check again and will be on your way to your connecting gate (or lounge).



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