Back north without stopping in the centre
The commercial itinerary from the Riviera Maya to metropolitan Monterrey almost always connects in Mexico City, and the connection typically costs three to four hours of airport. Add the transfer from Tulum to Cancún and a Sunday return becomes a full day of travel.
Private, the leg is direct: two hours five from Tulum's executive terminal to Monterrey's, on the schedule you set.
MMTL's daytime window
Executive aviation handling in Tulum works roughly 07:00 to 19:00 local — the airport is run by a military-owned group with its own procedures. There is no night charter operation.
That leaves two clean scenarios: an afternoon departure from MMTL, or a departure from Cancún (MMUN), which runs 24 hours, absorbing the road transfer. We compare both in the same quote against the hour you actually want to be home.
Arriving in Monterrey
The natural arrival is the executive terminal at Monterrey International (MMMY), separate from the commercial terminals, with vehicle access to the ramp and departure in minutes.
Del Norte (MMAN) is closer to the west side of the city and can suit a group headed for San Pedro or Santa Catarina, but its runway limits categories: on a 1,420 km leg with luggage, MMMY almost always works better.