Strategic Air Connectivity for Business, Cargo and Tourism
Guadalajara International Airport combines world-class infrastructure with high operational capacity. Its dedicated Air Cargo Center (Centro de Carga Aérea) handles thousands of tons of freight each week, connecting regional industries with global value chains. The airport’s expansion plan — including new logistics terminals, cargo handling facilities, and runway improvements — positions Jalisco as a strategic aviation hub for trade, manufacturing, and technology industries.
Global Air Access Driving Business Efficiency
Guadalajara International Airport combines world-class infrastructure with high operational capacity. Its dedicated Air Cargo Center (Centro de Carga Aérea) handles thousands of tons of freight each week, connecting regional industries with global value chains. The airport’s expansion plan — including new logistics terminals, cargo handling facilities, and runway improvements — positions Jalisco as a strategic aviation hub for trade, manufacturing, and technology industries.
Guadalajara: Mexico’s Air Logistics Powerhouse
Managed by Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP), Guadalajara International Airport handles over 19 million passengers annually and serves 60+ direct destinations, including Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Madrid, and Tokyo (via connections). Its efficient customs operations, bonded warehouses, and 24/7 freight services make it the preferred gateway for high-value and time-sensitive cargo.
Regional Connectivity Across the Pacific Corridor
Jalisco’s regional airports in Puerto Vallarta and Tepic expand connectivity for both tourism and business. Puerto Vallarta International Airport serves as one of Mexico’s leading coastal hubs, linking Jalisco with North American and European tourist and corporate markets, while Tepic’s expanding infrastructure supports growing interregional trade and investment.
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