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Mexico City in the simulator

The runways come from the airport database the simulator ships, OurAirports's, in the public domain, as of 14 October 2026. Every hard runway over 500 m is drawn on the ground with its markings, from the threshold bars and the designator to the touchdown zone and the centreline, and a PAPI at each end; the ones that are lit, or longer than 1,200 m, also get edge and centreline lights from dusk. At Mexico City, that is every runway. In the database it is called Mexico City Benito Juárez International Airport, in Mexico City.

The runways

Ways to start here

• Takeoff: lined up on the runway, ready to go.
• Landing: on final approach, the runway ahead.
• In flight: over the airport, already up.

Then the hour, now or dawn, day, dusk or night, and the sky: the weather there right now, or a preset from clear to storm, fog or snow.

Nearby airports in the simulator

Within 60 km:

• Base N°1 de la Fuerza Aérea Mexicana (General Alfredo Lezama Álvarez) (MX-2118), 34 km
• Felipe Ángeles International Airport (MMSM, NLU), 35 km
• Adolfo López Mateos International Airport (MMTO, TLC), 53 km

What it costs

Unlock Mexico City once for $4.49 and it is yours to keep, or take three unlocks for $10.99 to spend on any airport or aircraft. All Access opens every airport and every aircraft from $7.50 a month, billed yearly. The free Cessna 172 flies from any airport you own.

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Questions about Mexico City