Flights to Felipe Angeles (CDMX) (NLU) from 238MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before booking your flights to Felipe Ángeles Airport, make sure you have the appropriate documentation. For international travelers, a valid passport is required, and depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to enter Mexico. For Mexican citizens, an official ID is sufficient for domestic flights. Be sure to review the latest travel requirements before your journey to AIFA Airport.

Check-In

Check-in for your flight to AIFA Mexico is available online up to 72 hours before departure through the Volaris app or website. This saves time at the airport, allowing you to head straight to baggage drop or your boarding gate upon arrival. For those checking in at the airport, ensure you arrive at least two hours before your flight for a smooth boarding process experience.

Baggage

For your flights to Felipe Ángeles Airport, Volaris includes one carry-on item and one personal item in your fare. Checked baggage must meet size and weight restrictions. Plan accordingly, especially if you’re bringing souvenirs back from your time in Mexico City.

Felipe Ángeles Airport

Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) was inaugurated in 2022 to alleviate traffic at the main Mexico City Airport (CDMX) and provide better access to the northern parts of the metropolitan area. The airport is equipped with modern amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a variety of dining options, duty-free shops, and comfortable lounges.

Getting from AIFA to Mexico City

Located about 30 miles north of downtown, AIFA offers several transportation options to reach the heart of Mexico City. Taxis and rideshare services are readily available outside the terminal. For a more economical choice, travelers can take shuttle buses that connect AIFA with Indios Verdes metro station, from where you can easily access the city’s metro network. Car rental services are also available if you prefer to explore at your own pace.

Accommodation in Mexico City

• Polanco: Known for its upscale hotels, fine dining, and cultural attractions, Polanco is ideal for travelers seeking a sophisticated stay. You’ll be close to landmarks like the National Museum of Anthropology and Chapultepec Park.
• Historic Center: Stay here to immerse yourself in Mexico City’s rich history. With hotels ranging from charming boutique stays to international chains, the Historic Center puts you close to sites like the Zócalo and Palacio de Bellas Artes.
• Roma and Condesa: Perfect for a more laid-back vibe, these trendy neighborhoods offer a mix of boutique hotels, lively cafés, and art galleries, all within walking distance of parks and nightlife.

Places to Visit in Mexico City

• Zócalo: The heart of the city, Zócalo is one of the largest public squares in the world and is surrounded by historic buildings, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace.
• Chapultepec Park: One of the largest urban parks in the world, Chapultepec Park is home to the Chapultepec Castle, museums, a zoo, and beautiful green spaces perfect for a relaxing day out.
• Frida Kahlo Museum: Known as the Casa Azul, the Frida Kahlo Museum offers an intimate look at the life and work of the iconic Mexican artist. Explore her home and see her paintings, photographs, and personal items.

Gastronomy in Mexico City

• Tacos al Pastor: Mexico City’s iconic street food, these tacos are made with marinated pork, pineapple, onions, and cilantro, served on a corn tortilla.
• Chiles en Nogada: A seasonal dish, chiles en nogada consists of poblano chiles stuffed with a savory-sweet filling, topped with walnut sauce and pomegranate seeds.
• Tamales: Enjoy tamales filled with meats, cheeses, or sweet fillings, wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves and steamed to perfection.