Mérida International Airport - 97255 Mérida

great airport. its small enough to find your gate quickly

Very nice and new terminal, yet there is nothing after security: a couple of closed shops (at least in the evening), no wifi and lots of empty space.

well, depend on what kind of airport person you are, it will be boring it will be nice. for me not crowd,clean,small every thing i liked it.

This airport does not allow you to upload any gel, perfume, body cream, liquor that is greater than 100 milliliters. ? NEITHER WATER, YOU ARE FORCED TO BUY IN AIRPORT STORES, YOU WILL HAVE TO THROW EVERYTHING, THEY ARGUMENT TO YOU THAT THE WATER TO DRINK IS A SAFETY PROBLEM, BUT WHAT HAPPENS WITH WHAT THEY SELL AFTER FROM THAT POINT OR SAFETY FILTER ??, IN CASE THOSE BOTTLES OF WATER THEY ARE NOT? I CALL IT ECONOMIC SECURITY, BECAUSE THEY FORCED YOU TO BUY. UPLOAD SWEETS, FOOD OR LIQUOR AS GIFTS, BETTER WE DON'T TALK. DISAPPOINTING. THEY FORCED ME TO SPEND AND THROW IT IN THE GARBAGE IN A VALUE OF 200. USD.

Small but nice. Great staff at Aeromexico. Like it. With shops and retaurants.

All Uber user must exit and walk to the Enterprise car rental building Uber drivers are not allowed to pick up users at the airport. Parking is 42 pesos per hour.

Small airport with domestic and some international connections. Arriving from an international flight was a little cumbersome the last time due to custom agent taking a look at our luggages and inquiring about what we were bringing etc. Take a note that the Migration Institute agents are posted at departure gates randomly checking passengers on all domestic flights, so have your passport and the current FMM form with you. Transportation out of the airport: walk to Los Trompos restaurant and ask for Uber or Didi cars. Do not use the authorized taxis since they are more expensive and are not even available right away.

Merida international Airport is small but sociable. Many people enjoy a meal before or after their flights just outside of security. Note - there is a rapid covid test facility the hours published varied when I was in town in November I think it's 7am to 3.. but I'm not sure. I went to the lab in town and paid less and was able to go in until 7p and also received 30 min results. (Dq medical in the Lafette plaza on p. Montejo). Yes the facility is a stickler for biosecurity due to the pandemic but it's no worse than other airports of its size in North America. For passengers headed to the USA - beware of connecting flights in Mexico City. I've yet to make my flight with a 1 hr layover. And while there are several flights to and from Mexico city... if the gate agent gives your seat away in front of you because you were late go ahead and get in line and be nice to the help desk! If you have less than 2 hours layover in Mexico city, check in early at the baggage area and let ask them to help you get to Mexico city a little earlier. Usually they are pretty nice about it for solo or couples traveling. The better tiendas and cafes are outside the gate areas so plan accordingly. Flights can and do leave a bit early because they can. Once you go through security, my shoes were on, and oops my toothpaste was brand new and full, they will likely go through your bag. It's much easier when it's neatly packed. My gate area (Salida C) has ample charging stations and bar like seating. But I wasn't able to use wifi, and as of this writing my Verizon cell service worked most of the time but they do limit your cellular data... 500mb per day. If you haven't done souvenir shopping there are very elegant shops & the prices normal for an aeroport. I save my $ and go to the 7-11 in Mexico city just outside hall M...sometimes I've been here and used a jet bridge... and other times even once a 2am arrival and we used the steps to deplane onto the tarmac and into the baggage area. Lastly - this airport is freezing! Im wearing pants, long sleeves and a light rain jacket. Happy travels!