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Cancun Airport Airlines & Terminals: Which Terminal Is Your Airline In?

Scheduled flights at Cancun International Airport use Terminals 2, 3 and 4. Find your airline in the A–Z table, then confirm the terminal on your boarding pass.

Anywhere CUN

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2 3 4

Free shuttle between terminals

Terminal 1: closed to scheduled flights

Compiled October 2026.

CUN Terminals at a Glance

Follow the gate signs: each terminal has its own airline family.

2 Terminal 2
Mexico & Latin America

Domestic flights within Mexico, Latin American airlines and some European leisure carriers. Separate domestic and international arrival areas.

Key airlines

Volaris Viva Aerobus Copa Avianca LATAM TUI
3 Terminal 3
US legacy & Canada

The main terminal for the big US airlines, Air Canada and British Airways. Has immigration e-gates, restaurants, bars, duty-free and lounges.

Key airlines

American United Delta Air Canada British Airways Iberojet
4 Terminal 4
Newest terminal

Opened in 2017. Home to Aeroméxico, US low-cost carriers, Canadian leisure airlines and most European airlines. Has e-gates, a food court, duty-free and lounges.

Key airlines

Aeroméxico Southwest JetBlue Frontier WestJet Air France

A–Z Cancun Airport Airline Directory

Find your airline and its terminal. Seasonal means the airline flies to Cancun only at certain times of year.

Terminals can change, especially while Terminal 1 reopens. Always confirm on your boarding pass or in your airline’s app.

Airline IATA Terminal Region served
Aerolíneas Argentinas AR T2 Argentina
Aeroméxico AM T4 Mexico & international. Some guides list domestic flights at T2, so check your pass.
Air Canada / Air Canada Rouge AC T3 Canada
Air Europa UX T4 Spain
Air France AF T4 France
Air Transat TS T4 Canada
Alaska Airlines Seasonal AS T2 US West Coast
American Airlines AA T3 United States
Arajet Seasonal DM T2 Dominican Republic
Avianca AV T2 Colombia & Central America
Breeze Airways MX T4 United States
British Airways BA T3 United Kingdom
Condor DE T4 Germany
Copa Airlines CM T2 Panama & Latin America
Delta Air Lines DL T3 United States
Discover Airlines Seasonal 4Y T4 Germany
Edelweiss Air WK T4 Switzerland
Flair Airlines Seasonal F8 T4 Canada
Frontier Airlines F9 T4 United States
Iberojet E9 T3 Spain
JetBlue B6 T4 United States
KLM Seasonal KL T4 Netherlands
LATAM Airlines LA T2 South America
Neos Seasonal NO T2 Italy
Porter Airlines PD T4 Canada
Southwest Airlines WN T4 United States
Sun Country Airlines SY T4 United States
TUI Airways BY T2 United Kingdom
TUI fly Belgium Seasonal TB T2 Belgium
TUI fly Netherlands OR T2 Netherlands
Turkish Airlines Seasonal TK T4 Türkiye
United Airlines UA T3 United States
Virgin Atlantic Seasonal VS T4 United Kingdom
Viva Aerobus VB T2 Mexico
Volaris Y4 T2 Mexico & US routes
WestJet (includes former Sunwing flights) WS T4 Canada
Wingo Seasonal P5 T2 Colombia
World2Fly Seasonal 2W T3 Spain

Older Guides May Be Wrong

Cancun’s airline list changes often. If another website sends you somewhere different, check these common mix-ups.

Spirit and Magnicharters

Both stopped flying in 2026, so you will not find them in the table above. Older lists still show them.

Sunwing

Now part of WestJet. Its former Cancun flights are listed under WestJet in Terminal 4.

Lufthansa and others

Lufthansa’s former Cancun flights, Interjet and Thomas Cook no longer operate as older guides list them.

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What About Terminal 1?

Terminal 1 is closed to scheduled airlines while it is rebuilt and expanded. It is expected to reopen gradually in the second half of 2026, and some airlines may be moved there when it does. Private and business jets use a separate FBO terminal, not Terminal 1. Check your terminal again before you travel.

How to Change Terminals at CUN

A free shuttle bus links Terminals 2, 3 and 4 roughly every 10–15 minutes from marked stops outside each terminal. Never pay anyone for the transfer between terminals.

Step 1

Collect bags

You will usually need to pick up your luggage first.

Step 2

Clear customs

Entry rules depend on your nationality, so check them before you fly.

Step 3

Take the shuttle

Use the free bus from the marked stop outside the terminal.

Step 4

Check in again

Then clear security in the new terminal.

Allow plenty of time. A terminal change is a full re-entry process, not a short walk. Book a long layover, or a single ticket, if your flights use different terminals.

In Every Terminal (2, 3 and 4)

Free Wi-Fi

Currency exchange & ATMs

Restaurants & bars

Duty-free shops

Car rental desks

Lounges after security

Accessible facilities

Medical service & pharmacy

Book Cancun Airport Services

Pick the terminal first, then add what you need.

Pay-per-use lounge

A single-use pass for a seat, food, Wi-Fi and, where offered, a shower. Check which terminal the lounge is in.

Find a lounge

Meet & Greet

Personal help at the airport, booked for a single trip. Useful if you are arriving in a new terminal or travelling with family.

Book Meet & Greet

Private transfer

A pre-booked private ride. Your driver waits at the terminal where your flight lands, so give them your terminal.

Book a private transfer

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Check your boarding pass or airline app first. You can also look up your airline in the A–Z table on this page. Airlines sometimes switch terminals, so the airline’s own notification is the final word.

All three use Terminal 3, along with Air Canada, British Airways and Iberojet.

Terminal 4, together with Sun Country and Breeze. The US low-cost airlines do not use Terminal 3.

Aeroméxico is listed in Terminal 4. A few guides place its domestic flights in Terminal 2, so check your boarding pass if you are flying within Mexico.

Both use Terminal 2, together with Copa, Avianca, LATAM and TUI.

Older guides place Spirit in Terminal 3, but the airline stopped flying in 2026, so it is not in the current list. If you hold a Spirit booking, contact the airline about your options.

Not for scheduled flights. Terminal 1 is being rebuilt and expanded, with a gradual reopening expected in the second half of 2026. Some airlines may move there, so check your terminal before you travel. Private jets use a separate FBO terminal.

Yes. A free shuttle bus links Terminals 2, 3 and 4 roughly every 10–15 minutes from marked stops outside each terminal. Never pay anyone for the transfer between terminals.

Allow plenty of time. You will usually need to collect your bags, clear customs, take the shuttle, check in again and pass security. If your flights are on separate tickets, leave an even bigger buffer. A single ticket gives you more protection if you miss the connection.

Terminals 2, 3 and 4 all have lounges after security. Terminal 4 is the newest, opened in 2017, with immigration e-gates, a food court and duty-free shops. Terminal 3 also has e-gates, restaurants and bars. You cannot choose your terminal, since it depends on your airline.