With modernization underway and no interruption of operations, Monterrey International Airport welcomes visitors to the FIFA World Cup 2026™.State-of-the-art 3D Computed Tomography Inspection Technology already in use.Automated processes, such as Self Bag Drop and e-gates, reduce travel times.A new Operations Control Center coordinates flights, passengers, and services in real-time to efficiently manage peak demand during the World Cup.

The new connection links Monterrey with New York’s JFK Airport.The route will operate five weekly frequencies: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

·       OMA continues to enhance its connection to Europe by partnering with Spain’s leading airline, which will operate in Monterrey for the first time.·       With 65 active routes and over 3.5 million air passengers recorded in the first quarter of 2026, Monterrey Airport reaffirms its dynamism by welcoming new air operators.·       This new offering consolidates the airport as a logistics hub in northern Mexico.

·       San Luis Potosí International Airport adds five new routes: four domestic and one international.·       The new connections include Monterrey, Guadalajara, Puebla, Puerto Vallarta, and Chicago.

OMA has been awarded the Socially Responsible Company (ESR) Distinction for 15 consecutive years, showcasing its leadership in corporate social responsibility within Mexico.This recognition validates the deep integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria into OMA's core strategy.

OMA's 13 airports maintain Level 3 "Optimization" of the Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) program for the second consecutive year.The group strengthens its carbon management through the use of advanced analytics for decision-making.This achievement reaffirms its commitment to decarbonization and operational efficiency.

Monterrey incorporates a direct connection with one of the main air hubs in Europe.The new route expands long-distance travel options from the north of the country.OMA continues to develop a network with greater international coverage and operational capacity.

Monterrey and Mazatlán are being added to Air Canada's direct network to Vancouver during the winter season.Connection options between northern Mexico and Canada are growing for tourism and business.It strengthens international connectivity and the strategic positioning of OMA's airports.

The new route diversifies air connectivity options, complementing land access and optimizing cross-border transfers.This connection strengthens the integration of specialized economic ecosystems between northern Mexico and southern Texas.Monterrey International Airport reinforces its position as a leading connectivity hub in northern Mexico with 64 active routes and a constantly expanding infrastructure.

OMA strengthens connectivity between Monterrey and Saltillo.The Governor of Coahuila, Manolo Gutiérrez, met with the General Director of OMA, Ricardo Dueñas , to strengthen strategic ties.OMA announces an investment of more than 700 million pesos in the infrastructure of the Torreón airport.

The airport implemented a new PAPI (Precision Approach Path Indicator) lighting system on its runways.The system is currently undergoing routine certification by federal authorities, a standard procedure for this type of upgrade.