AICM issues alert over possible blockades; asks to arrive early ahead of protests

The capital’s airport warned that planned protests in the surrounding area could affect access to the terminals and limit entry for passengers with boarding passes.

The Mexico City International Airport (AICM) issued an alert for passengers with flights scheduled for Thursday, given the possibility that planned protests in the surroundings could affect access to the terminals.

Through a statement, the AICM noted that it recommends “arriving early at the airport, given the possible presence of protests in the surroundings of the AICM, which could affect your arrival at the terminals.”

The airport reported that it is coordinating with security authorities to guarantee access for passengers with boarding passes, however, it asked travelers to take the necessary precautions.

As part of the security measures implemented to face this scenario, the AICM informed that National Guard elements will be present in the vicinity of the airport to guarantee access and facilitate security procedures.

“If you have a flight today, we recommend leaving early and if you have questions, contact your airline to know the available options given the possible affectations,” the AICM statement reported.