Información sobre el transporte público disponible para llegar o salir del Aeropuerto.
How to get from Guadalajara to the Airport?
The options to get from Guadalajara to the Airport are as follows:
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- MiTransporte Public Urban Buses
- Taxis
- Ride-sharing Taxis like Uber or Didi
- Private Transportation
- Viva Bus (from the new bus terminal)
- Bus: Route C98 Airport
Bus: Route C98 Airport
This route starts in the northern part of Guadalajara at the northern perimeter stop, at the intersection of Periférico and Calzada Federalismo. From there, it follows the Periférico eastward, continues along the New Periférico, and finally connects with the road to Chapala, continuing all the way to its destination at Guadalajara Airport. This route is convenient for those living in the northern part of the city or who can reach the starting point via the light rail, Mi Macro Periférico, or another bus route. Note that there are other variations of this route that do not go to the airport, such as Route C98 CU Tonalá, which heads to the university center.

Bus: Route T13 A/6 Zapote Agaves
This route starts at the Av. de la Paz stop, near the corner with Calzada Independencia. From there, it continues along Avenida R. Michel until it connects with the Chapala Highway, following this route until it reaches the airport. Starting from the city center, an area with extensive public transportation coverage, it becomes a more accessible and convenient option for many people. At the same stop where this route begins, Route T13 A/5 also starts, although the destination is the same, this route does not enter the airport. To take it, you would need to walk from the edge of the highway to the terminal.

Taxis
Guadalajara is a city with a large fleet of taxis, making them a good option for getting to the airport. All taxis are equipped with a taximeter, and the current rates are divided into daytime (06:00 to 22:00) and nighttime (22:01 to 05:59) fares. The daytime starting fare is 8.50 pesos, with an additional charge of 6.45 pesos per kilometer, and 136.65 pesos per hour. The nighttime fare starts at 9.68 pesos, with a cost of 7.11 pesos per kilometer and 171.10 pesos per hour. However, you should know that these rates have not been updated in recent years, and many drivers refuse to use the taximeter, so it’s always a good idea to negotiate the price before getting in.
Ride Sharing App Vehicles


Services like Uber and Didi are available for your transfers to Guadalajara Airport from anywhere in the city with no restrictions. While the price will depend on the demand at the time of your trip, in general, Didi offers more affordable rates.
Station Taxi
Station taxis offer a more convenient option compared to regular taxis, as they can be requested from your home, which is especially useful when traveling with luggage. They can also be hired directly at their stands, located in hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, or busy areas. However, their fares are usually higher due to the additional charge for the station service.
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- Sitio 5 Fénix, Guadalajara Centro. 33 3613 2208
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- Sitio Minerva, Zona Minerva. 33 3122 5705
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- Sitio 47, Plazal del Sol. 33 3121 8859
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- Sitio 37, Chapalita. 33 3121 1404
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- Sitio 29, Zona Américas, 33 3642 3402
Private Transport Companies
Private transport companies to the airport provide an executive service, generally with higher-category cars and/or vehicles for larger groups of passengers. This is a convenient option when traveling with family or in a group, as everyone can travel together in the same vehicle. The service must be scheduled in advance so that the driver can be at the designated location or hotel at the required time. Although anyone can hire the service, it is called private transport because the vehicle is not shared with other people outside your group, similar to a taxi. There are several companies providing private transport to Guadalajara Airport, and we recommend requesting multiple quotes and reviewing the companies’ reviews that you are considering.
Viva Bus
For those starting their journey from outside Guadalajara and arriving in the city by bus, there is a convenient transportation option that connects them from the Nueva Central de Autobuses to the airport at a competitive price: VivaBus. Tickets for this service can be purchased as an additional product during the online booking process for your flight or directly at the La Línea and ETN ticket counters. This service is only available for Viva Aerobus passengers, and before boarding the VivaBus, you must present your boarding pass to the operator.
Route | Cost | Hours |
Bus Station to Airport | MXN$110 | 04:00, 06:00, 08:30, 09:45, 11:10, 12:40, 14:10, 16:00, 17:30, 19:40, 22:00 y 23:20 |
How to get from the Airport to Guadalajara?
The options to get from Guadalajara to the Airport are as follows:
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- Public Buses
- Official Airport Taxis
- Ride-hailing services like Uber or Didi
- Private Transportation
- Viva Bus (to the bus station)
Bus: Route C98 Periferico Norte
The C98 route starts at the airport stop, continues along the western bypass until it crosses with Calzada Federalismo, and ends at the Periférico Norte Light Rail station.

Autobús: Ruta T13 A/6 Dos Templos
Heading from the airport towards the city, the route starts at the Los Agaves neighborhood and heads to the airport terminal, where it stops at the airport stop. From there, it continues along the Chapala-Guadalajara highway, González Gallo Avenue, and 16 de Septiembre Avenue, with its final stop at the intersection with Leandro Valle Street, near the Plaza de los Dos Templos.

Official Airport Taxis
Airport taxis are the preferred option for many travelers to get from the airport to Guadalajara, other cities in Jalisco, or even other states. The service is operated by two companies, ATASA and ATA, which work together, managing ticket sales at a single counter and alternately assigning customers. The rates are fixed and determined based on the area of the city you’re traveling to and the type of vehicle needed based on the size of your group. For out-of-town trips, they have a price list that includes many different destinations. Here are some of the most requested destinations within the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area.
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- Andares MXN$505
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- Providencia MXN$480
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- Expo MXN 450
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- Guadalajara Downtown $450
Ride-Hailing Services
Ride-hailing taxis like Uber and Didi are not allowed to pick up passengers at the Guadalajara Airport terminal.
Private Transport Companies
Another option is the private transport service from the Airport to Guadalajara. Please note that this service must be booked in advance. There are several companies providing transportation to any point in the Guadalajara metropolitan area and to out-of-town destinations. One of the advantages of this service is that you won’t have to wait in long lines to board your vehicle, as may happen with airport taxis.
VivaBus (to the new bus station)
VivaBus is a service available only for Viva Aerobus passengers. The only route it operates from Guadalajara Airport is to the Nueva Central de Autobuses in Guadalajara, located in the municipality of Tonalá. A very important point is that tickets cannot be purchased at the airport; they must be bought online as part of the process of purchasing your airline ticket.
Route | Cost | Hours |
New Bus Station | MXN$110 | 05:00, 07:00, 08:40, 10:30, 12:00, 13:30, 15:00, 17:00, 19:00, 20:30, 22:40 y 00:00 |