Advantages of air cargo for Mexico shipments
- Speed: Short transit times ensure rapid delivery.
- Safety: Secure handling of high-value or fragile goods.
- Flexibility: Suitable for diverse cargo types, including perishables and industrial parts.
- Accessibility: Direct access to major Mexican cities and airports.
Ideal shipments for air freight
Air freight is ideal for:
- Perishable goods: Fresh produce, seafood, and flowers.
- High-value items: Electronics, jewelry, and luxury goods.
- Time-sensitive cargo: Medical supplies and urgent shipments.
- Fragile or specialized items: Goods requiring careful handling.
Flexible options for Mexico freight needs
Interworld Freight provides customizable shipping solutions:
- Standard air freight: Cost-effective for general cargo.
- Express air freight: Expedited services for urgent shipments.
- Temperature-controlled shipping: Ensuring perishables and sensitive goods remain in optimal condition.
Estimated air freight shipping costs to Mexico
Shipping costs vary based on weight, dimensions, and urgency:
- Small parcels (up to 50 lbs): $250–$500
- Medium shipments (100–500 lbs): $600–$1,800
- Large cargo (over 500 lbs): Custom pricing tailored to your shipment.
Air cargo routes to major Mexico destinations
Key routes for air freight to Mexico include:
- Miami to Mexico City: A primary hub for U.S.-Mexico trade.
- Houston to Monterrey: Serving industrial and commercial cargo needs.
- New York to Guadalajara: Ideal for high-value and time-sensitive goods.
Popular Mexico airports for cargo delivery
Mexico City International Airport (MEX)
The largest and busiest airport in Mexico, handling a significant volume of international air cargo.
Monterrey International Airport (MTY)
A major hub for industrial shipments, supporting Mexico’s manufacturing sector.
Guadalajara International Airport (GDL)
Key for high-value goods, electronics, and perishable items.
Customs requirements and regulations for air freight to Mexico
All shipments to Mexico must comply with customs requirements, including:
- Documentation: Accurate Air Waybills, commercial invoices, and packing lists.
- Duties and taxes: Determined based on cargo type and declared value.
- Prohibited items: Certain agricultural products, hazardous materials, and counterfeit goods are restricted.
Prohibited and restricted items for Mexico imports
- Firearms and ammunition: Require specific permits.
- Illegal drugs: Strictly prohibited.
- Agricultural products: Certain fruits, seeds, and plants are restricted.
- Hazardous materials: Must comply with international safety regulations.
How to prepare your shipment for air freight to Mexico
- Proper packaging: Use sturdy materials to protect your cargo.
- Accurate labeling: Include sender and recipient details along with required documentation.
- Weight and dimensions: Ensure accurate measurements to avoid delays.
- Compliance check: Verify that your shipment adheres to customs and airline regulations.
