
Cancun International Airport is Mexico's busiest airport for international travellers and the main gateway to the Riviera Maya. Compare airlines flying in and out of Cancun (CUN) and set a Price Alert on Traveloka to catch a good fare before you book.
Cancun International Airport sits around 16 km from the Cancun hotel zone. It's the largest airport in Mexico and Latin America for international passenger traffic, handling around 29 million passengers in 2025, of which roughly 19 million were international travellers. The airport is operated by ASUR (Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste), which runs several airports across south-east Mexico.
Cancun is overwhelmingly a leisure destination rather than a connecting hub, with an extensive network of direct flights from across North America, Latin America and Europe, alongside domestic Mexican routes on carriers like Aeroméxico, Volaris and VivaAerobus. See Traveloka's flight-route pages for specific city pairs and set a Price Alert to track fares as schedules change.
No single carrier bases a major hub at Cancun; instead it's served by a wide mix of Mexican, US, Canadian, Latin American and European airlines carrying holidaymakers to the Riviera Maya.
Cancun operates three active passenger terminals (Terminals 2, 3 and 4), each generally used by different groups of airlines. Check which terminal your flight departs from or arrives at, as they are separate buildings.
The ADO bus service connects the airport to Cancun's hotel zone, downtown Cancun and destinations further down the Riviera Maya such as Playa del Carmen and Tulum. Taxis, pre-booked private transfers and ride-share are also available outside the terminals. Verify current fares and travel times before you fly.
The terminals offer duty-free shopping, dining, free Wi-Fi, currency exchange and airline lounges, geared heavily towards holiday travellers passing through.
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