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Displays AIFA Empty Corridors and Closed Premises

State of Mexico.- It is not yet Day of the Dead, but the Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) looks "fantasmagoric": deserted corridors or little traveled by travellers, vacant premises and out-of-service conveyor belts contrast with the breadth of its facilities, more than four years after its opening. At different points of the airport of Santa Lucía, in the State of Mexico, the waiting rooms register little activity, the documentation …
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State of Mexico.- It is not yet Day of the Dead, but the Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) looks "fantasmagoric": deserted corridors or little traveled by travellers, vacant premises and out-of-service conveyor belts contrast with the breadth of its facilities, more than four years after its opening. At different points of the airport of Santa Lucía, in the State of Mexico, the waiting rooms register little activity, the documentation …

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eldiariodechihuahua.mx broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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