Mexico City Airport Completes $500 Million Renovation Ahead of World Cup, Experts Warn Improvements Fall Short

Mexico City's main airport, approaching its 100th anniversary, has been overhauled. The renovation was completed quickly to meet World Cup deadlines. The project cost roughly $500 million. Upgrades include expanded terminals and modernized facilities. Experts argue that the investment does not fully address capacity issues. They point to lingering congestion and outdated infrastructure. The airport is expected to handle increased traffic during the tournament. Long‑term plans may be needed to meet future demand.