Mexico’s Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) is expected to operate without federal operating funds in 2027, according to the proposed 2027 Federal Expenditure Budget. The Finance Ministry did not request resources for the airport’s operations, as AIFA has surpassed its break-even point and is now generating commercial profits. The airport is projected to receive more than 2.2 billion pesos in revenue next year, along with an initial availability of more than 3.6 billion pesos.
AIFA reported net profits of 581 million pesos during the first half of 2026 and currently generates approximately 3.2 million pesos in daily profits. Its financial performance has been supported by passenger growth, cargo operations transferred from Mexico City’s main airport and improved ground connectivity. However, international expansion remains limited by restrictions affecting additional flights between Mexico and the United States.
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El Financiero
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