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Mexico City Airport Upgrades Completed Ahead of World Cup 2026

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The Mexico City International Airport has undergone significant renovations in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which begins on June 11. The first phase of the upgrades, costing approximately $362 million, has been completed, enhancing passenger areas, adding new technology, and improving facilities. Over 2,000 workers have been involved in the project, which aims to accommodate an expected influx of 5.5 million international tourists for the tournament. While the airport is now more visually appealing and functional, officials continue to monitor ongoing work and address any deficiencies to ensure safety and efficiency for travelers.

Key Details: • First phase of renovations completed ahead of June 11 World Cup opening. • Total cost of upgrades estimated at $560 million, with $362 million for the first phase. • Airport expects 5.5 million foreign tourists during the World Cup. • Officials are conducting inspections to ensure all work meets safety standards.

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