Mexico

Mexico has implemented significant changes to its aviation permit process in 2025, affecting both private and charter operations. Learn about the latest requirements and how to navigate Mexico's complex aviation…

AFAC has confirmed that single-entry permits are no longer available for charter flights to Mexico. All operators must now hold a validated Blanket Permit and maintain current AOC validation. Learn…

Crew members in Mexico may stay up to seven consecutive days without incurring immigration fees. Stays beyond this limit require a fee and statistical record, processed only on departure during…

Los Cabos operators should expect significant ground delays due to 18 months of construction at the Glorieta Fonatur roundabout. MMSD is most directly affected, but traffic to and from MMSL…

Quintana Roo is a prime destination for business aviation, with Cancun, Tulum, and Cozumel serving as key entry points. This guide provides essential information on peak travel seasons, airport operations,…

The best airport option for business aviation missions to Mexico City is Toluca (MMTO).  Parking and hangarage at Toluca are at a premium due to the airport's traffic volumes and…

For a successful and trouble-free trip to Mexico, it’s always best practice for business-aviation operators to plan for a range of logistical issues that may impact a flight. Documentation requirements,…

SENEAM fees are mandatory charges for operating within Mexican airspace or using airports outside normal hours. These navigation service fees are calculated based on wingspan and distance traveled, with strict…

Spring break transforms Mexico's top resort destinations into bustling business aviation hubs. With congestion at major airports like Cancun (MMUN) and Los Cabos (MMSD), thorough planning is key to navigating…

Universal Aviation Mexico alerts operators to new documentation requirements for permit approvals at various Mexican airports, with different AFAC command centers requiring specific certificates.

Mexico's Civil Aviation Authority (AFAC) has launched a comprehensive Winter 2024 Ramp Inspections Program affecting all aircraft operations. Running from December 16 to January 15, this program requires original documentation…

During a recent meeting with Mexico Civil Aviation (AFAC), Universal Aviation Mexico learned that beginning Jan. 1, 2024, Mexico Annual/Multiple-Entry permits for private operators will no longer be available. Instead,…