The 2030 Circularity Strategy kicks off at Monterrey International Airport and will be progressively implemented across OMA’s 13-airport network.The program aims to transform waste management through infrastructure, innovation, strategic partnerships, and the engagement of millions of passengers, employees, and commercial partners.

Aeromexico to maintain regular operations for the Monterrey–Paris direct route with three weekly frequencies aboard Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.The permanence of this route strengthens Monterrey Airport’s global reach and fosters opportunities for tourism, business, and investment between Northern Mexico and Europe.

International traffic increased by 10.3% in June, reflecting Monterrey's dynamism as a host city for the FIFA World Cup 2026™.With over 1.32 million passengers handled in June, Monterrey International Airport strengthens its position as the main gateway to northern Mexico during one of the world’s most important international events.

The project is part of an 8-billion-peso investment program aimed at the expansion and modernization of the airport.The works were planned over 18 months in advance and coordinated with authorities, airlines, and the airport community.The renovation will primarily take place during nighttime hours and will extend the useful life of the runway by seven to ten years.

From June 1st to Sunday, June 21st, following matches such as Sweden vs. Tunisia (5-1) and Japan vs. Tunisia (4-0), Monterrey International Airport recorded 153,075 international passengers, representing a 5.5% increase compared to the same period last year.During the historic FIFA 1,000th game week, held between June 15th to 21st, the airport reported a 12.9% growth in international passenger numbers.With cutting-edge technologies improving the user experience and streamlining travel processes, the airport continues to solidify its position as one of the leading international gateways to northern Mexico.

Between Friday, June 12 and Sunday, June 14 alone, Monterrey airport saw a 7% increase in international travelers compared to the same period last year.Equipped with new technologies that streamline transit and enhance the user experience, Monterrey Airport continues to solidify its position as one of the primary entry points to northern Mexico for international visitors.

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.