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The AIFA Already Has a New Role in Mexico: Helping Amazon Deliver U.S. Purchases in 24 Hours

Summary by EstamosAquí MX
Buying a product shipped from the United States and receiving it the next day is already possible in three Mexican cities. Behind that promise there is an airport that Amazon is becoming a logistical advantage and is the Felipe Angeles International Airport. The company uses AIFA to connect its international operation with consumers in Mexico City, Puebla ...
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Buying a product shipped from the United States and receiving it the next day is already possible in three Mexican cities. Behind that promise there is an airport that Amazon is becoming a logistical advantage and is the Felipe Angeles International Airport. The company uses AIFA to connect its international operation with consumers in Mexico City, Puebla ...

Pedro Huerta, country manager of Amazon Mexico, highlighted that time has become a luxury and that consumers seek to receive their purchases faster and faster, both in the domestic market and in international deliveries.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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