Cancun International Airport (CUN) is easy to use once you know which terminal you need. Use the maps below to see where the terminals are, how arrivals work inside each one, and where to meet your ride. The airport sits on the Cancun–Chetumal highway (Federal Highway 307), about 20–25 minutes from downtown Cancun and 15–35 minutes from the Hotel Zone.

Cancun Airport terminals at a glance

Scheduled flights use Terminals 2, 3 and 4. Terminals 2 and 3 are close to each other; Terminal 4 is a separate building a few kilometres away on its own access road. Terminal 1 is closed to scheduled airlines while it is rebuilt, and private jets use the FBO.

Cancun Airport map showing the terminals

TerminalAirlinesSeasonal / notes
Terminal 2Volaris, Viva Aerobus, Copa, Avianca, LATAM, Aerolíneas Argentinas, TUI Airways (UK), TUI fly NetherlandsSeasonal: Alaska Airlines, Arajet, Wingo, Neos, TUI fly Belgium
Terminal 3American Airlines, United, Delta, Air Canada / Air Canada Rouge, British Airways, IberojetSeasonal: World2fly
Terminal 4Aeroméxico (domestic and international), Southwest, JetBlue, Frontier, Sun Country, Breeze, WestJet (including former Sunwing flights), Air Transat, Porter, Condor, Air France, Air Europa, EdelweissSeasonal: Flair, KLM, Virgin Atlantic, Discover Airlines, Turkish Airlines
Terminal 1No scheduled airlines — being rebuiltExpected to reopen at the end of 2026
FBOPrivate and business aviation only—

Airline list checked against live flight records in October 2026. Airlines sometimes switch terminals, so always confirm on your boarding pass or the airline app. Spirit Airlines and Magnicharters stopped flying in 2026; Interjet, Sunwing (now part of WestJet), Thomas Cook and Lufthansa’s former Cancun flights no longer operate as listed on older guides.

A free shuttle bus links Terminals 2, 3 and 4 roughly every 10–15 minutes from marked stops outside each terminal. Never pay anyone for the transfer between terminals.

Cancun Airport map: Terminal 2

Terminal 2 handles domestic flights and most Latin American and some European leisure airlines. It has separate domestic and international arrival areas. More details: Cancun Airport Terminal 2.

Cancun Airport Terminal 2 map

Cancun Airport map: Terminal 3

Terminal 3 is the main terminal for the big US airlines and Air Canada. Many travellers with e-passports can use the automatic immigration e-gates here. More details: Cancun Airport Terminal 3.

Cancun Airport Terminal 3 map

Cancun Airport map: Terminal 4

Terminal 4, opened in 2017, is the newest terminal and handles Aeroméxico, the US low-cost airlines, the Canadian leisure airlines and most European airlines. More details: Cancun Airport Terminal 4.

Cancun Airport Terminal 4 map

How arrivals work in every terminal

  1. Immigration — passport control (e-gates for eligible e-passports in Terminals 3 and 4).
  2. Baggage claim — check the screens for your belt.
  3. Customs — bags are X-rayed; some passengers get a random check. See customs at Cancun Airport.
  4. Exit hall — timeshare and transport sellers wait here; keep walking if your ride is booked.
  5. Outside — transfer drivers, shuttles, taxis and ADO buses. Compare transportation options.

Check your flight on the live Cancun Airport arrivals or departures board.

Cancun Airport map – FAQ

How many terminals does Cancun Airport have?
Cancun Airport has four terminal buildings plus an FBO for private jets. Terminals 2, 3 and 4 handle all scheduled passenger flights today; Terminal 1 is being rebuilt and is expected to reopen at the end of 2026.
Which terminal is my flight at?
It depends on the airline: Terminal 3 for American, United, Delta, Air Canada and British Airways; Terminal 4 for Aeroméxico, Southwest, JetBlue, Frontier, WestJet, Air Transat and most European airlines; Terminal 2 for Volaris, Viva Aerobus and Latin American airlines. Your boarding pass shows the terminal.
Can I walk between terminals at Cancun Airport?
No. The terminals are spread along the airport road and Terminal 4 is a few kilometres from the others. A free shuttle bus links Terminals 2, 3 and 4 roughly every 10–15 minutes from marked stops outside each terminal. Never pay anyone for the transfer between terminals.
Where do I find my driver after landing?
After immigration, baggage claim and customs you walk through the exit hall (the “shark tank”) to the outside area, where transfer drivers wait with name signs. See Cancun Airport transportation.
Is there a map of each terminal?
Yes — this page shows an overview of the airport plus the arrivals layout of Terminals 2, 3 and 4. Signs inside every terminal are in Spanish and English.

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