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General Lucio Blanco International Airport

Also known as: Reynosa Airport, Reynosa International Airport, REX Airport.

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About General Lucio Blanco International Airport

General Lucio Blanco International Airport, known as Reynosa International Airport (REX), serves Reynosa, Tamaulipas, and the Reynosa–McAllen border area in northeastern Mexico. It sits about 10 km southeast of Reynosa's city center, close to the border with Texas.

All scheduled flights are domestic. Viva Aerobus flies to Mexico City, Mexico City's Felipe Ángeles airport, Guadalajara, Cancún and Veracruz; Aeroméxico flies to Mexico City; and Volaris flies to Guadalajara. Mexico City is by far the busiest route. Travelers heading to the United States usually cross the border and fly from McAllen Miller International Airport instead.

The airport has one two-story terminal, renovated and expanded in 2021. Check-in, the arrivals hall, baggage claim, car rental and taxi stands are on the lower level; security, the departures concourse, shops, a VIP lounge and four gates are on the upper level.

The airport mainly serves business travelers and visitors to the border city, who head on to Reynosa's center and hotels or across the region.

Airport operator, runways and traffic

Operator

Grupo Aeroportuario Centro Norte (OMA)

Runway

One runway, 13/31, 1,903 m

Passengers per year

About 441,000 in 2025

Terminal capacity

Up to 1 million passengers a year, after the 2021 expansion

Busiest route

Mexico City, about 103,000 passengers in 2025

OperatorGrupo Aeroportuario Centro Norte (OMA)
RunwayOne runway, 13/31, 1,903 m
Passengers per yearAbout 441,000 in 2025
Terminal capacityUp to 1 million passengers a year, after the 2021 expansion
Busiest routeMexico City, about 103,000 passengers in 2025

Arrival tips for General Lucio Blanco International Airport

Reynosa has one terminal, and every arriving flight uses the lower level.

All scheduled flights here are domestic, so most passengers go straight to baggage claim in the arrivals hall without passing immigration. If you arrive on a private or charter flight from abroad, immigration and customs are also on the lower level.

After collecting your bags, walk into the arrivals hall, where you will find the car rental counters, the taxi stands and snack bars. If you booked a transfer, your driver waits for you in the arrivals hall or just outside the terminal doors.

If you are continuing across the border to McAllen or elsewhere in Texas, bring your passport and any US entry documents you need, since the land crossing is separate from the airport and you go through US border inspection there.

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Book a transfer from REX

Private transfer

A pre-booked driver meets you in the arrivals hall and takes you to your hotel or office in Reynosa. It suits business travelers on a schedule and anyone with luggage.

Taxi from Reynosa airport

Taxis wait at the stands by the arrivals hall. Confirm the destination before you set off.

Rental car

Rental counters are in the arrivals hall. Check your rental agreement before driving across the border into the United States.

Terminals

Main terminal

Main terminal

The only passenger terminal, a two-story building used by every airline. Arrivals, check-in and baggage claim are on the lower level; departures and the four gates are on the upper level.

Airlines commonly assigned here: Aeroméxico, Viva Aerobus, Volaris

Airlines and destinations

3 airlines
AeroméxicoMain terminal Mexico City Airline guide →
Viva AerobusMain terminal Cancún, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Mexico City (AIFA), Veracruz Airline guide →
VolarisMain terminal Guadalajara Airline guide →

Facilities

Check-in

On the lower level of the terminal.

Baggage claim

In the arrivals hall on the lower level.

Car rental

Rental counters in the arrivals hall, lower level.

Taxi stands

At the arrivals hall, lower level.

Snack bars

In the arrivals hall, lower level.

Shops

A commercial area in the departures concourse, upper level.

VIP lounge

On the upper level, past security; see Airport lounges.

Airport lounges

VIP lounge (upper level)

One VIP lounge in the departures concourse, past security. Access depends on your ticket, airline status or card, so check before you fly.

Accessibility and passenger assistance

Requesting assistance

Request wheelchair or mobility assistance through your airline when you book, and confirm it at least 48 hours before you fly.

Reduced mobility

Departures are on the upper level and only one of the four gates has a jet bridge, so tell your airline in advance if you need help boarding.

Service animals

Rules for service and emotional support animals are set by each airline, so check with yours before you travel and carry the required documents.

Assistance on arrival

Airline staff meet passengers who requested assistance at the aircraft and accompany them to baggage claim and the arrivals hall.

Parking

Airport parking

Parking is available at the terminal for drop-offs, pickups and longer stays.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Reynosa airport from downtown?

Reynosa International Airport is about 10 km southeast of Reynosa's city center, close to the border with Texas. Most travelers reach the city and its hotels by pre-booked transfer, taxi from the stands at the arrivals hall or rental car, all found on the terminal's lower level.

Which airlines fly to Reynosa airport?

Three airlines serve Reynosa. Viva Aerobus flies to Mexico City, Mexico City's Felipe Ángeles airport, Guadalajara, Cancún and Veracruz; Aeroméxico flies to Mexico City; and Volaris flies to Guadalajara. Mexico City is the busiest route, with about 103,000 passengers in 2025.

Are there international flights at Reynosa airport?

No. Reynosa currently has only domestic scheduled flights. Because the airport is so close to McAllen, travelers flying to the United States usually cross the border and fly from McAllen Miller International Airport. Reynosa still has immigration and customs facilities on the lower level for international private and charter flights.

How many terminals does Reynosa airport have?

Reynosa airport has one two-story terminal, renovated and expanded in 2021 to handle up to 1 million passengers a year. Check-in, arrivals and baggage claim are on the lower level; security, the departures concourse, shops, a VIP lounge and four gates are on the upper level.

What time zone is Reynosa airport in?

Reynosa uses Central Time. Unlike most of Mexico, the border area around Reynosa still changes its clocks for daylight saving time on the same dates as the United States, so it keeps the same time as McAllen all year, which can differ from Mexico City in summer.

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