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Amy Wilder

Business aircraft operators flying to Los Cabos should expect significant ground transport delays as a long-term road construction project disrupts access to San José del Cabo International Airport (MMSD) and Cabo San Lucas International Airport (MMSL). Local authorities began work on May 20 at the Glorieta Fonatur roundabout near MMSD, with the project expected to last 18 months.
Due to the roundabout’s location, MMSD and the surrounding hotel zone are experiencing the most severe impact. MMSL travelers using the same corridors should also anticipate delays. Transfer times of two to three hours have been reported during peak periods.
In response, four temporary alternate routes via Arroyo Costa Azul have been opened: Colinas Plus, Monte Real, Vista Hermosa, and G-20. Some detour segments may be unpaved.
Upon completion, the project will include sublevel roadways to improve long-term traffic flow. In the meantime, <a href="https://www.universalweather.com/blog/los-cabos-2025-ground-delays-major-road-construction-and-temporary-alternate-routes-now-in-effect/">Universal Aviation Mexico recommends</a> operators build in buffer time, coordinate closely with local handlers, and consider overnight repositioning or early shuttle transfers for critical flights.

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