El aerotren es gratuito para pasajeros con pase de abordar de un vuelo que esté por salir o de uno que acabé de llegar.
Para abordarlo hay que subir a la estación que está en frente a terminal 1 subir al puente peatonal que está en puerta 6.
Es silencioso y rápido Lo único malo es que sólo hay un par de vagones que van y vienen por lo que hay que esperar mucho tiempo para que regrese
Muy buen servicio y práctico, algunas personas quieren que salga en cuanto ellos llegan pero tengan en cuenta que es un transporte que tiene horarios y se busca dar el servicio para la mayoría no para una persona en particular. Excelente!
Tarda 10 min en dar la vuelta el acceso es tardado tomen tiempo y lleven su boleto de abordar
Old airport with much police
Es muy útil, lo malo es su Horario muy limitado. Cierra 11 pm y abre 5 am.
Mal servicio cerrado por la madrugada
Práctico, exacto y rápido.
Got it figured out on our trip from Houston to Mexico City on Southwest. Southwest uses Terminal 1. We then took Aeromexico to Ixtapa, but Aeromexico flies out of Terminal 2. Hence you have to take this "Monorail" between the two. Was a process for sure, but we did have time. I do not recommend transferring between T1/T2 if you don't have a minimum of 2 hours between flights. Also, Southwest requires your bags to get checked in for flights to the U.S. about 1 hour before scheduled departure. We were tight on time coming back. Landed at 1:38PM, taxi to T2. Get on bus from plane to Terminal. Had to bypass the "Connecting Flights" line and go through the exit to then pick up our bags. Then drag them back over to Terminal 1 using the AeroTren. Then had to get all the way down to SW counter to check them back in. Got bags checked in and got boarding passes by 2:50PM. We stopped for nothing in between either. Also on the way into Mexico City we had to take our bags through Mexican Customs. Factor that in, but the lines there moved quick.