FBOs
2026 FIFA World Cup To Draw Aviation Traffic to Mexico
Operators are advised to start planning now for June tournament
ICCS FBO at Monterrey, Mexico
For FIFA’s 2026 World Cup, Mexico will host games in three cities: Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. ICCS Mexico & Latin America offers aviation support at all three locations, including Monterrey International Airport (MMMY), where it operates the lone FBO.

With Mexico hosting next year’s FIFA World Cup, aviation services providers there are anticipating “unprecedented” business aviation traffic over the span of 13 matches held in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara.

The tournament—possibly the world’s most watched sporting event—will begin on June 11 in Mexico City. According to ICCS, one of the country’s largest FBO operators, early estimates call for 4 million visitors to the country during the course of the event, which will last for more than a month. That will cause congested runways at the host city airports, potential slot limitations at major international airports, and reduced availability of ground handling, fueling, and ramp space.

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