Travel from Mexico City to Miami

Direct flights connecting Mexico City with Miami International Airport, offering a full-service experience as part of the SkyTeam alliance.

Aeromexico operates direct flights from both Mexico City International Airport (MEX) and Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU) to Miami International Airport (MIA). Check terminal information as flights may depart from Terminal 1 or 2 at MEX. Prices can vary significantly based on booking time and fare class.

Nonstop flights between Mexico City and Miami, offering a range of services as a major Oneworld alliance carrier.

American Airlines offers numerous direct flights daily from Mexico City International Airport (MEX) to Miami International Airport (MIA). Flights typically depart from Terminal 1 or 2 at MEX. Booking in advance generally yields better fares.

Low-cost direct flights from Mexico City to Miami, providing an economical option for travelers.

Volaris offers direct services from Mexico City International Airport (MEX) and Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU) to Miami International Airport (MIA). As a low-cost carrier, prices are often more competitive but may exclude amenities.

Other major airlines offering flights between Mexico City and Miami, often with connecting services, providing additional flexibility.

While Aeromexico, American Airlines, and Volaris offer direct flights, other carriers like Delta, United, Viva Aerobus, and Frontier Airlines also serve this route, primarily with connecting flights. Connecting flights can sometimes offer lower fares but involve longer travel times.

Long-distance bus travel from Mexico City to Miami involves multiple transfers, typically through border cities and then major U.S. hubs. No direct service is available.

Direct bus service between Mexico City and Miami is not available. Travelers will need to book tickets in segments or through services that manage multi-leg journeys. Common routes involve crossing the border at cities like Matamoros and then connecting to buses serving destinations like Houston before reaching Miami. FlixBus offers services on portions of this route with multiple transfers. Onboard services on FlixBus may include extra legroom, power outlets, restrooms, and Wi-Fi.

Driving from Mexico City to Miami is a long-distance journey across Mexico and the United States.

The driving distance is approximately 3,377 km to 3,400 km (2,098 to 2,110 miles). This journey involves crossing the US-Mexico border, which requires a valid passport, a Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM) for Mexico, and a Temporary Vehicle Import Permit (TIP) if traveling beyond Mexico's 'free zone'. Mexican auto insurance is legally required. Toll roads (cuotas) are prevalent in Mexico, and tolls will also be encountered in the US. Border crossing times can vary significantly; frequent travelers might consider a SENTRI pass for expedited processing into the US.