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Mexico City, Mexico
Public transport, airport and rail connections, healthcare access and car ownership — each figure linked to the official publication it came from.
3 of 4 fields sourced from official publications, 1 confirmed as not published by any official body. Every figure links to the body that published it and the period it describes. Where we don't have something, we say so rather than estimating.
✈️ Getting out
How far this place is from everywhere else — the thing most cost-of-living comparisons leave out.
Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez · MEX
Annual passengers
44,605,576 commercial passengers, 2025 annual totalOfficial statistic
The 2025 annual total as published in AICM's own statistics series. The report's 2026 column is year-to-date rather than an annual total, so it is not used here.
AICM en Cifras, enero–abril 2026 · 2025 · city figure
🏥 Healthcare access
Region: Ciudad de México
Public healthcare is segmented; most foreign residents use private care or voluntary IMSS enrolment
Voluntary enrolment in the public scheme
Voluntary IMSS enrolment existsOfficial statistic
The scheme's published cost table and document requirements are rendered client-side and could not be retrieved; see below.
IMSS — Derechohabientes · August 2026 · national figure
🚇 Getting around
Operators: STC Metro · Metrobús · Servicio de Transportes Eléctricos · Cablebús · RTP
Lines
12 lines (1–9, A, B, 12)Official statistic
Corroborated across both the www and non-www hosts. Station count, fare and service hours are rendered client-side and were not retrievable.
STC Metro CDMX — site navigation · August 2026 · metropolitan-area figure
📍 Neighbourhoods
Neighbourhood-level statistics
Not published. "Colonia" is an address and participation label, not a statutory tier equivalent to an alcaldía or municipio, and the names differ by registry. The IECM's official 2025 catalogue does not match the consumer-facing names — Roma Norte is split into ROMA NORTE I–III, there is no single "Polanco" unit, "Del Valle Centro" appears as DEL VALLE I–VII, and "Coyoacán Centro" appears as VILLA COYOACÁN. CDMX's own open-data colonia catalogue describes itself as proposed by the open-data team rather than statutory. No official body publishes a named sub-city tier for these cities.
Other cities in Mexico
Where these figures come from. Every number on this page is reproduced from a government body, a public transport operator, an airport authority or a national statistics office, and links back to the exact publication and the period it describes. We don't use cost-of-living aggregators. Where an official source doesn't publish something, the page says so rather than estimating.