Urgent air cargo, samples, spare parts and high-value goods: Eilan clears imports and exports at Mexico City International Airport (MEX), which Mexicans call AICM or “Aeropuerto DF”, and at Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU / AIFA). When it saves money, we connect your shipment with truck freight through Laredo.
What we handle at Mexico City airports
- Air cargo imports and exports.
- Urgent spare parts and plant shipments.
- Air-plus-truck routings, for example flying into the U.S. and crossing at Laredo.
- Tariff classification, permits and duty estimates before the freight flies.
- Our own comercializadora if you don’t have a Mexican importer registry yet.
Why Eilan
- Since 1994 at the Laredo–Nuevo Laredo crossing.
- CTPAT and OEA certified.
- 200,000 sq ft of warehouse space in Laredo for storage and cross-dock.
- One team on the U.S. side and the Mexican side: one reference number.
- Phone: +1 (956) 717-4150.
FAQ
What is AICM?
AICM is Mexico City International Airport (airport code MEX), the country’s main international airport. Many people in Mexico still call it “Aeropuerto DF”. We also clear at Felipe Ángeles (AIFA).
Should I ship by air or by truck through Laredo?
It depends on value, urgency and volume. We quote both options with cost and transit time before anything moves.
Air freight to or from Mexico City? Request a quote or call us at +1 (956) 717-4150.