✈️ Flight Guide: Houston (IAH) → Mexico City (Any)

February is a good month for travel between George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and Mexico City (All Airports) (MEXA). Expect mild winter weather in Houston and cool to mild temperatures in Mexico City, and look for off-peak fares except around the U.S. President's Day weekend. Book 3–6 weeks in advance for the best combination of price and schedule, and compare nonstop flights by United and Aeroméxico for faster travel.

Nonstop flights between George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and Mexico City (All Airports) (MEXA) typically take about 2 hours 20 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes depending on winds and the specific route. Early morning departures often have slightly shorter block times; connecting itineraries can extend total travel time to 5–8+ hours.

Yes — February often has competitive fares, especially midweek outside of U.S. President's Day and weekend peaks. Use fare comparison tools, set price alerts for cheap flights IAH to MEXA, and consider flexible dates to find the best deals. Booking combined with a credit card or loyalty points can lower costs further.

Pack according to airline limits and remember that February may require a light jacket or layers for Mexico City. Arrive at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) at least 2 hours before international nonstop departures; allow extra time during holiday weekends. Make use of mobile check-in and TSA PreCheck if available to speed through security.

February weather in Houston can be unpredictable but rarely causes prolonged airport closures; occasional cold fronts or fog may delay flights. Mexico City is generally mild but can have the occasional rain or cooler nights. Check real-time flight status and sign up for airline alerts to stay informed and rebook quickly if necessary.

As of February, U.S. travelers typically need a valid passport to enter Mexico; visa requirements depend on nationality. Health entry requirements can change, so check official government and airline pages before travel. For the latest restrictions and recommended travel insurance, consult U.S. State Department travel advisories and Mexico’s immigration service.

Arrivals to Mexico City (All Airports) (MEXA) from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) typically land at Benito Juárez International (if the itinerary is MEX) or Toluca for some connections. February brings cool, dry days and cooler nights; expect smooth immigration lines outside peak hours, though weekends and holiday periods can be busier. Plan ground transportation in advance and consider shared shuttles or authorized taxi services for a safe transfer to the city center.

From Mexico City (All Airports) (MEXA), authorized taxis, authorized ride-share pickup points, and airport bus shuttles provide reliable transfers to the historic center and neighborhoods like Polanco and Roma. In February the roads are less congested than peak holiday periods, but allow 30–60 minutes to reach central areas and longer during rush hour. Pre-booked private transfers or airport buses are good for groups and travelers with luggage.

Yes. Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) has Metro Line B and Line 5 access nearby and affordable airport bus services to central neighborhoods. In February, public transit operates normally but be mindful of pickpocketing in crowded conditions—keep valuables secure. For convenience and comfort in cooler temperatures, many travelers choose authorized taxis or ride-hailing services.