‘We’re Building’: CDMX Metro Lines 1 and 8 Users Wait More than 10 Minutes

If you are travelling on the Mexico City Metro to school or work today, we have bad news for you, as you reported that stations Oceania (Line 5 and B), Hangares, Air Terminal (Line 5) and Boulevard Puerto Aéreo (Line 1) will remain out of service until further notice.This, due to the presence of protesters.If you do not use those stations, take note of the stations with the greatest influx, so that you will be patient when boarding a train.For e…

Due to the planned blockades by CNTE, the Metro shut down stations leading to CDMX International Airport.

Protesters will block access roads to the airport.

The National Coordinadora de Trabajadores de la Educación (CNTE) maintains its day of marches and on Friday, May 23, it is expected that access to Mexico City International Airport (AICM) will be blocked. In addition, the Metro announced the temporary closure of stations near the air terminal. Next, we will tell you at which points in the capital CNTE protesters are located today and what are the alternative roads.

The chaotic day that is expected today at the CDMX. Mexico City’s Metro has had to close the service in several stations, due to the blockades carried out by CNTE teachers. So take precautions... and, if you need to get to the International Airport (AICM), leave much earlier. Photo: Cuartoscuro Which stations will not serve by CNTE protests? The Metro Collective Transport System reports that on May 23 some stations on Line 5, 1 and B will remain…

The stations near terminals 1 and 2 of Mexico City International Airport will not serve on Friday, May 23, due to possible blockades by the National Coordinator of State Workers in the vicinity of the capital airport. The Collective Transport System, Metro, reported that the Boulevard Puerto Aéreo stations of line 1 and Hangares of line 5, will remain closed from the start of operations, until further notice. The rest of the stations will functi…