Mexico City Airport to the North Bus Station: how to get there
How to get from Mexico City International Airport (MEX/AICM) to Mexico City Northern Bus Station (Central del Norte) (about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic by taxi), and every Senda bus onward: about 50 departures a day to 18 destinations.
Where Senda goes from Mexico City Northern Bus Station (Central del Norte)
The most frequent Senda routes from the bus station, with buses a day, travel time and the lowest fare in the next 30 days:
Monterrey
Saltillo
San Luis Potosí
Querétaro
Matehuala
Entronque de Matehuala
Nuevo Laredo
Ciudad Acuña
Allende
Metro Line 5
From Terminal 1, Terminal Aérea station on Metro Line 5 runs direct to Autobuses del Norte station, next to the bus station, with no changes.
Authorized taxi
Buy an authorized taxi at the official counters inside the terminal. Allow extra time at rush hour.
From Terminal 2
Take the inter-terminal shuttle to Terminal 1 first, then walk to Terminal Aérea metro station.
Book your Senda bus from Mexico City
Search your date, choose your seat and pay online. Your e-ticket arrives by email.
From the airport to your bus at a glance
About 15 km to the bus station
about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic by taxi
About 50 Senda buses a day
from Mexico City Northern Bus Station (Central del Norte)
18 destinations
fares from MX$349
From Mexico City International Airport (MEX/AICM) to Mexico City Northern Bus Station (Central del Norte)
Metro Line 5: From Terminal 1, Terminal Aérea station on Metro Line 5 runs direct to Autobuses del Norte station, next to the bus station, with no changes.
Authorized taxi: Buy an authorized taxi at the official counters inside the terminal. Allow extra time at rush hour.
From Terminal 2: Take the inter-terminal shuttle to Terminal 1 first, then walk to Terminal Aérea metro station.
Senda does not sell tickets for the airport transfer. Allow enough time between landing and your bus for baggage claim and, on international flights, immigration and customs.
Onward with Senda
Senda buses from the Northern Bus Station go to Monterrey, Saltillo, San Luis Potosí, Querétaro and Matehuala, among others.
All Senda departures from Mexico City Northern Bus Station (Central del Norte)
Senda departures in the next 30 days, as shown in the booking flow (buses a day are averages):
- Monterrey: 5.4 buses a day, about 13h 55min, from MX$1,044
- Saltillo: 5.4 buses a day, about 13h 05min, from MX$880
- San Luis Potosí: 5 buses a day, about 6h 25min, from MX$587
- Querétaro: 4.4 buses a day, about 3h 30min, from MX$349
- Matehuala: 4 buses a day, about 9h, from MX$774
- Entronque de Matehuala: 3 buses a day, about 7h 40min, from MX$691
- Nuevo Laredo: 3 buses a day, about 17h 25min, from MX$1,404
- Ciudad Acuña: 2 buses a day, about 23h, from MX$1,882
- Allende: 2 buses a day, about 20h, from MX$1,774
- Castaños: 2 buses a day, about 15h 30min, from MX$1,777
- Monclova: 2 buses a day, about 16h 20min, from MX$1,525
- Nava: 2 buses a day, about 20h 20min, from MX$1,845
- Nueva Rosita: 2 buses a day, about 18h 35min, from MX$1,700
- Piedras Negras: 2 buses a day, about 21h 25min, from MX$1,882
- Sabinas: 2 buses a day, about 17h 55min, from MX$1,631
- Reynosa: 1.5 buses a day, about 18h 10min, from MX$1,069
- Ramos Arizpe: 1 bus a day, about 13h 45min, from MX$1,055
- El Moral: less than 1 buses a day, about 21h 55min, from MX$2,258
Related guides
Mexico City to Monterrey bus · Mexico City to San Luis Potosí bus.
About Mexico City
Mexico City is the capital and the largest city in Mexico, with the Zócalo and historic center, the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Chapultepec Park and the National Museum of Anthropology, Coyoacán and Roma–Condesa. The Northern Bus Station connects with Metro Line 5, so it is easy to continue your trip across the city.