Can you send a postcard somewhere at Mexico City airport (MEX)?
A very specific question this time:
Is it possible to buy and send a postcard somewhere within Benito Juárez International Airport?
If so, where in the airport can I find a post office or mailbox? Terminal 1 would be preferable in my case.
Best Answer
There are at least two mail / courier centers at the airport:
Aeroflash - Terminal 1, lower level (PB)
Sepomex - Terminal 1, lower level (PB
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Can you send postcards from the airport?
You are responsible for conforming to postal guidelines with regards to drop boxes. Every country is different, but generally speaking you should only mail letters and postcards into any drop box. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to have a parcel mailed from an airport that does not have a post office.How do I send a postcard from Mexico City?
Correos de M\xe9xico, run by Sepomex, is the national postal service if you're sending a postcard. They have an office in the domestic arrivals area of Terminal 1. Walk to the planta baja (ground floor) and look for the pink sign in Sala/Hall A, close to Puerta 2 \u2014 they sell color postcards there too. Happy Travels!Where do you buy stamps in Mexico City?
If you need to send a letter through the mail, post stamps and mail boxes are available mainly at post offices and chain hotels (front desk). You may find a mail box at some supermarkets, but unfortunately, they do not sell post stamps at the supermarket!How far is Mexico City airport from the city?
Mexico City Benito Juarez airport is located just 11km away from the city centre. The airport has two different terminals Terminal 1 is the largest terminal on the American continent and welcomes both national and international flights. Terminal 2 operates the budget national airlines such as Aeromexico.✈️ Arriving At The AIRPORT OF MEXICO CITY | Customs + Arrivals
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