Comments for Mexico

Reply to @ptomblin: Oh wait, that one's already there. Just click the "navaids" checkbox. Not sure what else the original commenter could be commenting on.

Reply to @david: I've got a VOR with the id PVR named "VALLARTA" at 20.673094,-105.257497. I think the frequency is 116.6.

I'd be very grateful for the information about the VOR (latitude, longitude, identifier, name, frequency, etc.) so that we can add it to the database.

MMPR does have a VOR, AND IT'S NOT ON THIIS MAP!:(

Great airport. Very helpful staff Easy in and out. Taxi's very reasonable priced

How long????

How long????

We visited this airport in 2009. Good military presence. Got a cab for us. Very cooperative

Fantastic service and security!!!

Question: Did Cancun have two runways or did they build a new one?

If you are carrying electronics (laptop, camera, cell phone, iPod), don't check your baggage. It will be stolen!!!

hi

What are the restriction , if any, to transport a small animal (a ferret), and what are the additonal charges when traveling with a pet.

Already in database, please delete.

Yeah, it's 1410. I've edited it.

I think you're right, Paul. I've added the new airport and move the codes over there. Do you happen to have an elevation for the new airport (MMCC)?

DAFIF has a different airport, "Ciudad Acuna Intl New", with the same ICAO code (MMCC) just a short distance away at 29.333917 -101.100892. Both locations look like airports in the satellite picture, although the other one has modern runway markings and this one doesn't. I wonder if this one has closed and re-opened at 29.333917 -101.100892?

Paul: according to the Wikipedia page, it's GA-only now -- no scheduled airline service. I don't know how Mexico has sorted out identifiers, since the ICAO Guide gives only the city name, not the airport name.

So is it closed, or what?

This airport handled scheduled airline service into Tuxtla Gutiérrez until May 2006, when it was superceded by Angel Albino Corzo International Airport. The new airport took over the ICAO and IATA identifiers from this airport. If you visited central Chiapas before May 2006, this is the airport you flew into.

This airport opened in May 2006, replacing Francisco Sarabia National Airport for scheduled airline service into Tuxtla Gutiérrez in Chiapas. It took over the ICAO and IATA identifiers from Francisco Sarabia at that time.