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Plan de Guadalupe International Airport
Plan of Guadalupe International Airport or Saltillo International Airport
Saltillo stands out for being the capital of the state of Coahuila, but also because it is one of the most prominent cities in northern Mexico
The Plan de Guadalupe International Airport registers only two daily flights to Mexico City due to the close proximity to the North International Airport and the Monterrey International Airport, the latter the third most important airport in Mexico, which is only a few kilometers away. 50 minutes by car from the capital of Coahuila, representing greater competitiveness in prices and demand.
Saltillo, Coahuila
- One of the four international airports in Coahuila.
- Has the capacity to serve B787, B777 and B767 aircraft and many small.
- It has immigration, customs and health services for all international operations.
- It has a commercial flight connection with Mexico City.
- Its runway is 2,960 meters long (9,711 feet) and has a parallel taxiway.
- The airport has access control points controlled 24 hours a day.
- SAQ MRO has two hangars inside the airport and land reserves to build more hangars and larger facilities.
Economy
- Coahuila contributes more than 42% of the national production of the manufacturing industry. And 3.1% of the total economy of Mexico.
- The automotive industry in Coahuila is one of the most developed worldwide (6 out of 10 cars in Mexico and 4 out of 10 cars in the USA are manufactured in Coahuila)
- The automotive industry in Coahuila is one of the most developed worldwide (6 out of 10 cars in Mexico and 4 out of 10 cars in the USA are manufactured in Coahuila)
- It has first class services and hotels of international quality.
- It is only a 45-minute drive from the city and the Monterrey International Airport. It is located just 350 km from the border with the USA (Laredo Tx).