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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport
is four miles north of downtown Puerto Vallarta. Over 450
flights per week bring travelers from all over the globe.
is four miles north of downtown Puerto Vallarta. Over 450
flights per week bring travelers from all over the globe.
The airport is divided into two levels. The main level is the
ticketing and arrival area. Passengers are ushered to
Immigration once they disembark, where they take care of
the paperwork necessary to enter the country.
After visitors give the agent the tourist information card
filled out prior to landing, they receive a tourist visa. This
visa MUST BE RETURNED upon departure from the
country. If lost, another must be obtained from immigration
in order to leave Mexico.
ticketing and arrival area. Passengers are ushered to
Immigration once they disembark, where they take care of
the paperwork necessary to enter the country.
After visitors give the agent the tourist information card
filled out prior to landing, they receive a tourist visa. This
visa MUST BE RETURNED upon departure from the
country. If lost, another must be obtained from immigration
in order to leave Mexico.
Airline Contact
Information
• Aeromexico: 1-800-237-6639
• Alaska Airlines: 1-800-ALASKAAIR
• American Airlines: 1-800-433-7300
• Air Canada: 1-800-268-0024
• Continental Airlines: 1-800-525-0280
• Delta Airlines: 1-800-221-1212
• Mexicana Airlines: 1-800-354-2562
• Aerocalifornia 1-800 237-6225
Information
• Aeromexico: 1-800-237-6639
• Alaska Airlines: 1-800-ALASKAAIR
• American Airlines: 1-800-433-7300
• Air Canada: 1-800-268-0024
• Continental Airlines: 1-800-525-0280
• Delta Airlines: 1-800-221-1212
• Mexicana Airlines: 1-800-354-2562
• Aerocalifornia 1-800 237-6225
Customs is located in the baggage claim area. After baggage is retrieved, visitors
proceed to Customs check-out counters where they press a button. If a green light
is given, clearance is automatic; if red, baggage will be checked.
Beyond the Customs area is the main lobby where vacationers can find their tour
guides, ground transportation and other services such as diners, shops, post office
and currency exchanges. The upper level is the departure area, which requires a
boarding pass to enter. Duty-free shops, restaurants and flight gates are located
there.
Flights to Puerto Vallarta are available from coast to coast in the United States.
Charter flights from Canada are available through Toronto and Vancouver. A list of
U.S. cities and airlines to Puerto Vallarta follows:
• Chicago: Mexicana Airlines
• Dallas: American Airlines
• Denver: Mexicana Airlines
• Houston: Continental Airlines
• Los Angeles: Aeromexico, Alaska, Delta, Aerocalifornia and Mexicana
• New York: Aeromexico and Continental Airlines
• Phoenix: Alaska and America West Airlines
• Portland: Alaska Airlines
• San Diego: Aeromexico Airlines
• San Francisco: Alaska and Mexicana Airlines
• Seattle: Alaska Airlines
• St. Louis: American (formerly TWA)
• Tucson: Aerocalifornia
Puerto Vallarta is also a hub to many other Mexican cities and is served from the
following Mexican cities and airlines:
• Guadalajara: Aeromexico and Mexicana Airlines
• Leon: Aeromexico and Mexicana Airlines
• Mexico City: Aeromexico and Mexicana Airlines
• Tijuana: Aeromexico
proceed to Customs check-out counters where they press a button. If a green light
is given, clearance is automatic; if red, baggage will be checked.
Beyond the Customs area is the main lobby where vacationers can find their tour
guides, ground transportation and other services such as diners, shops, post office
and currency exchanges. The upper level is the departure area, which requires a
boarding pass to enter. Duty-free shops, restaurants and flight gates are located
there.
Flights to Puerto Vallarta are available from coast to coast in the United States.
Charter flights from Canada are available through Toronto and Vancouver. A list of
U.S. cities and airlines to Puerto Vallarta follows:
• Chicago: Mexicana Airlines
• Dallas: American Airlines
• Denver: Mexicana Airlines
• Houston: Continental Airlines
• Los Angeles: Aeromexico, Alaska, Delta, Aerocalifornia and Mexicana
• New York: Aeromexico and Continental Airlines
• Phoenix: Alaska and America West Airlines
• Portland: Alaska Airlines
• San Diego: Aeromexico Airlines
• San Francisco: Alaska and Mexicana Airlines
• Seattle: Alaska Airlines
• St. Louis: American (formerly TWA)
• Tucson: Aerocalifornia
Puerto Vallarta is also a hub to many other Mexican cities and is served from the
following Mexican cities and airlines:
• Guadalajara: Aeromexico and Mexicana Airlines
• Leon: Aeromexico and Mexicana Airlines
• Mexico City: Aeromexico and Mexicana Airlines
• Tijuana: Aeromexico
Flying to Vallarta