Aeromexico has its own online check-in policy, which allows passengers to save time and avoid long queues at the airport. This can be done on the airline’s website or mobile app, where passengers can select their preferred seat, print their boarding pass and even pay for checked baggage fees.
To use web check-in, passengers must have their booking confirmation number and personal information, including name and flight details, ready. The procedure is simple and straightforward, and can be done from anywhere with an internet connection.
Passengers who have used this service can proceed directly to the baggage drop counter or airport security checkpoint, bypassing the check-in counter. This saves them valuable time and allows them to fully enjoy their pre-flight experience, whether it’s dining in a restaurant or browsing duty-free shops.
Mobile App: You can check in from your smartphone
In addition to online check-in, the national airline also offers mobile check-in, accessible through the company’s app. Passengers can simply download it and log in with their booking information to check in and access their boarding pass on their mobile device.
Aeromexico’s check-in service is available from 48 hours before departure for domestic flights and from 24 hours for international flights. This means you can check in for your flight online or through the Aeromexico app, and select your preferred seat, without having to queue at the airport check-in counter.
To check in online for your flight, simply follow these steps. First, visit our website and select the “Check-in” option. You will be prompted to enter your booking code and last name. Once this information has been entered, you will be guided through the procedure.
You can also enter your Rewards number (or Email) and your password to identify yourself to your account.
Check-in deadline (time)
However, the service becomes inaccessible from 60 minutes before the departure time for international flights and 75 minutes before the take-off time for domestic flights.
Kiosk or self-service kiosk: Check in at the airport in less than three minutes
Tired of long queues at the airport to check in and drop off your luggage? Fortunately, many of the airports Aeromexico flies from now offer self-service check-in and bag drop solutions that can save you time and hassle.
The Mexican airline has set up self-service kiosks at airports (see below) where you can check in and print your boarding pass.
List of airports with self-service kiosks: Salt Lake City; San Antonio; Seattle; Tokyo; Kansas City; Memphis; Miami; Nashville; New York-John F. Kennedy; Ontario California; Atlanta; Charlotte; Cincinnati; Detroit and Philadelphia.
If for any reason you cannot check in for your flight online (for example, you are an unaccompanied minor or planning to fly with your pet), you should proceed to the check-in counter at the airport to validate your presence on the flight and obtain your boarding pass.
If you don’t know where to go When you arrive at the airport, don’t hesitate to ask a member of staff for assistance. Have your travel documents ready, including your passport or identity card and your flight confirmation number. Depending on your destination, you may need to provide other documents, such as a visa or health certificate.
If you are traveling with luggage, be sure to weigh it in advance to avoid any surprises at the check-in counter. Most airlines have strict weight limits and may charge extra for overweight or oversized baggage. You can also pay for excess baggage or seat assignment at the check-in counter.
Other documents needed to check in for the flight: Immigration form
If you ever need the immigration form to complete your registration, you can download it from this link.
What is the Aeromexico boarding pass and what does it contain?
This document is issued by the Mexican airline or a travel agency that allows each passenger with a valid airline ticket reservation to board their flight. It contains essential information about the traveller, their flight and the journey they are undertaking. Here is some of the information you can expect to find on your boarding pass:
– Passenger data
This essential document contains the passenger’s name, as well as other personal information such as their frequent flyer number or passport details. Check this information carefully, as any errors could cause delays or problems during your trip.
– Flight Information
The document contains information about the flight you are taking, including the flight number, departure and arrival times, and the boarding gate number you need to go to.
– Headquarters Information
Your card also contains information about your seat number and the cabin class you are traveling in.
– Security Information
Finally, your boarding pass may contain important security data, such as TSA PreCheck status or a barcode that can be scanned at the security gate. Be sure to keep this document handy so that you can easily access this information when needed.