CUN

CUN is the IATA airport code for Cancún International Airport, the principal international gateway serving Cancún and the Mexican Caribbean. It is located in Quintana Roo, roughly 15 kilometers east of Cancún’s city center, in the municipality of Benito Juárez. The airport handles both international and domestic flights and serves as a major access point for travelers visiting the Riviera Maya and nearby resort areas.

Operated as a regional hub for a range of Mexican and international carriers, Cancún International operates a multi-terminal complex and provides passenger facilities, customs and immigration processing, shopping and dining options, and ground transportation connections, including car rental services and taxis.

The airport has seen multiple expansions since the growth of mass tourism in the region, with terminal renovations and capacity improvements intended to accommodate rising passenger volumes and new services. It is routinely ranked among the busiest airports in Mexico and the Caribbean in terms of passenger traffic.

Identifiers for the airport are IATA: CUN and ICAO: MMUN. The facility is commonly referred to as Cancún International Airport in English and Aeropuerto Internacional de Cancún in Spanish.