Cancun International Airport (CUN) is served by more than 35 airlines from the US, Canada, Europe and Latin America. Each airline uses one of the three passenger terminals in operation — Terminal 2, Terminal 3 and Terminal 4 — so knowing your airline tells you where to go and where your driver should wait. Click an airline for terminal details and travel tips.

Airlines at Terminal 2

Mexican low-cost airlines, Latin American airlines and TUI.

Airlines at Terminal 3

The big US airlines, Air Canada and British Airways.

Airlines at Terminal 4

Aeroméxico, US low-cost airlines, Canadian leisure airlines and most European airlines.

Checked against live Cancun flight records in October 2026. Schedules and terminals change, so always confirm with the airline and on your boarding pass.

Terminal 1 is closed to scheduled flights while it is rebuilt (reopening expected in the second half of 2026); private jets use the FBO. A free shuttle links Terminals 2, 3 and 4 roughly every 10–15 minutes.

Airlines and brands that no longer fly to Cancun

Airlines without regular flights to Cancun

These airlines are often searched for but do not run regular scheduled flights to Cancun:

Airlines at Cancun Airport – FAQ

How many airlines fly to Cancun?
More than 35 airlines fly to Cancun, many of them seasonally, from the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Latin America.
Which terminal does my airline use?
Terminal 3: American, United, Delta, Air Canada and British Airways. Terminal 4: Aeroméxico, Southwest, JetBlue, Frontier, WestJet, Air Transat and most European airlines. Terminal 2: Volaris, Viva Aerobus, Copa, Avianca, LATAM and TUI.
Can I connect between airlines in different terminals?
Yes, using the free inter-terminal shuttle. Allow plenty of time: on separate tickets you will usually collect your bags, clear customs and check in again.

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