Yucatán Peninsula

    Private jet charter in Mérida.

    MMMD sits three miles from downtown Mérida — one of the closest airports to its own city anywhere in Mexico. Dedicated general aviation terminal, customs and immigration on site.

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    Airports

    Where you depart from

    MMMDIATA MID
    Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport

    General aviation terminal with executive handling. Customs and immigration. Two runways, three miles from the historic centre.

    MMTLIATA TQO
    Felipe Carrillo Puerto International — Tulum

    Eastern peninsula alternate, about a 2h 30m drive.

    MMCPIATA CPE
    Campeche International Airport

    Southwestern peninsula alternate for light and midsize aircraft.

    Routes

    Routes from and to Mérida

    Three miles from downtown

    Manuel Crescencio Rejón International (MMMD) sits less than three miles southwest of Mérida's historic centre. It's a distance that changes the trip in practice: FBO to a hotel on Paseo de Montejo is a 15-minute drive, with no motorway involved.

    The field has two runways — the main one 10,500 feet — and sits at 39 feet above sea level, so it imposes none of the weight restrictions that apply at high-altitude fields like Toluca or Querétaro. An aircraft leaves Mérida at full payload.

    General aviation terminal and international clearance

    MMMD has a dedicated general aviation terminal — the same one serving business aviation, flight schools and private operations — plus customs and immigration in the main building.

    That lets an international charter clear in Mérida without a prior stop at another Mexican field: useful for the Houston, Miami and Havana corridors, and for groups entering the peninsula from the United States.

    Mérida as a base for the peninsula

    A good share of our flights to Mérida don't end in Mérida. The city works as a base for the archaeological zone — Uxmal an hour and a half away, Chichén Itzá two — and for the Yucatán coast: Progreso 40 minutes out, Sisal and Hidalgo to the west, and the henequen haciendas turned luxury hotels scattered across the state.

    Eastward, Valladolid is two hours away and Tulum two and a half. If your itinerary combines Mérida with Tulum or Bacalar, it sometimes pays to fly into one field and out of the other rather than repeat the drive — we build it that way when the dates allow.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    How long is Mexico City to Mérida by private jet?
    About 1 hour 50 minutes nonstop from Toluca (MMTO), over roughly 1,050 km. A one-way light jet starts around USD 10,900 + VAT depending on date and availability.
    How far is Mérida airport from the city centre?
    Less than three miles southwest of the historic centre, roughly a 15-minute drive. It's one of the closest airports to its own city in Mexico.
    Can you fly internationally direct to Mérida?
    Yes. MMMD has customs and immigration, so an international charter clears there without a prior stop at another Mexican airport.
    For Chichén Itzá, is it better to land in Mérida or Cancún?
    From Mérida it's about two hours by road; from Cancún, two and a half to three. If the itinerary centres on the western peninsula — Uxmal, Progreso, the haciendas — Mérida wins clearly. If you're combining ruins with Caribbean beach, it's worth flying into one field and out of the other.

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