General Roberto Fierro Villalobos International Airport CUU / MMCU

AGN Aviation Services is registered with OMA as a ramp/ground-handling company at CUU (station manager Marco Antonio Apaez Jiménez). In 2015 Swissport and AGN signed a partnership agreement (per both companies' own announcements, a joint operating agreement rather than a formal merger) integrating operations under Swissport standards; Swissport's own station directory now lists CUU as one of its largest Mexico network stations, offering full passenger and ramp handling.

Menzies Aviation lists Chihuahua (CUU) on its official network page, providing above- and below-wing passenger and ramp handling, meet & assist, and narrow-body aircraft handling; local station manager is Jorge Tonacatl.

Aero Charter de México (Aerocharter) is registered with OMA as a CUU ramp-handling company (station manager Alfredo Ontiveros Núñez), providing ramp preparation/servicing for cargo and passenger charter and scheduled flights. PrimeFlight Aviation Services acquired a majority stake in Aero Charter de México in February 2024, taking on its operations across sixteen Mexican airports including CUU.

Nord Aviation is registered with OMA as a ramp/ground-handling services company at CUU (legal representative and station manager Arturo Hernández Amaro).

Listed by OMA as one of four registered ramp-handling companies at CUU (station manager Armando López Vigueira, legal representative Manuel Ramírez Lugo). Operates under a NAFIN trust structure (Fideicomiso SEAT); exact scope of day-to-day ramp services performed is unconfirmed beyond OMA's registry listing.

ICCS operates a business-aviation FBO at CUU (5,920 sq ft terminal, 15,069 sq ft hangar) offering ground handling, pilot services, and aircraft services, per its own location page and third-party FBO directories (AC-U-KWIK, SkyVector).

ASA, the federal fuel-supply entity, operates the turbosina (Jet A-1 equivalent) storage and supply chain at CUU under its own CRE storage permit for Chihuahua, distinct from ASA's separate Ciudad Juárez (CJS) facility permit. ASA's own capacity table lists CUU with 1,000,000 L nominal storage capacity and roughly 884,258 L reported as operationally available.

ICCS is listed in FBO directories (AC-U-KWIK) as offering contract fuel arrangement at CUU; specific fuel grades and pricing not published and must be requested directly.

Dynamic-components shop — overhaul of Bell helicopter main rotor hub, freewheel assembly, mast, swashplate, 90-degree gearbox, transmission and tail rotor hub for Bell 206-series, 407, 429, 412 and Airbus AS350B3; AS9100-certified, holds AFAC Taller Aeronautico 532, Clase 1 y 2 (helicopter/airframe) approval.

Engine shop — overhaul/maintenance support for Allison 250-series turboshaft engines fitted to the Bell fleet; holds AFAC Taller Aeronautico 532, Clase 3 (motor) approval.

Helicopter maintenance workshop — DGAC/AFAC-authorized (Taller Aeronautico 446, 25+ years operating in Chihuahua) for Bell 206-series, 407, 429 and Airbus EC135T1; back-shop/component class breakdown (celula/motor/componentes) not confirmed from available sources, class rating unconfirmed.

Arranges in-flight catering at CUU through its preferred global partner Air Culinaire Worldwide on a request basis. Air Culinaire's own published kitchen network does not list an owned Chihuahua location, so this is third-party/network delivery rather than a permanent on-site CUU kitchen.

Handles ramp-side cargo aircraft servicing at CUU. Per Aerocharter's own materials, its ramp-service station group (MEX, GDL, MXL, CUU, TIJ, QRO, MID combined, not CUU alone) averages roughly 900 monthly freighter/passenger operations.

Estafeta Carga Aérea maintains a cargo facility at Blvd Juan Pablo II Km 14, Col. Aeropuerto, Chihuahua — the CUU airport address — handling acceptance, inspection, custody, safeguarding and transport of air cargo and mail.

OMA holds the federal concession to operate Chihuahua Intl (Aeropuerto Internacional General Roberto Fierro Villalobos). Per OMA's own Chihuahua services pages, it directly provides airport infrastructure and passenger-facilitation amenities: Premium Lounge access, WiFi, baggage-packing assistance, currency exchange, lost & found, and hotel-booking assistance. Check-in counters are operated by individual airlines/handlers, and migration, customs, and security screening are run by Mexican federal agencies rather than by OMA itself.

ICCS markets 24/7 flight coordination and trip-support services across its Mexico FBO network, including the Chihuahua station.

Universal Aviation coordinates permit/overflight arrangements and ground transportation at CUU via its main Mexico FBO services office and local ground-supervisory agents, rather than operating a physical FBO on-site; contact is senior account manager (Latin America & Caribbean) Hinna Garcia.