General Mariano Escobedo International Airport MTY / MMMY

Swissport operates a full-service commercial station at MTY (Carr. Miguel Alemán km 24, Apodaca) offering ramp handling, passenger services, baggage services and general/special cargo handling; it is one of Swissport's major Mexico stations alongside MEX, CUN, CUU and GDL.

Menzies opened Monterrey as a new station in January 2022 (its 31st Mexican airport and 40th in Latin America), winning ramp-handling and cabin-cleaning contracts including Delta Air Lines service (approx. 575 flights/year).

Universal Aviation runs an FBO/ground-handling operation at Monterrey Intl (MMMY), KM 24 Eje Metropolitano 30, Apodaca, available 24/7 to coordinate ramp and handling for private, charter, cargo and air-ambulance operations. · 24/7

ASMCORP, headquartered in Monterrey with more than 30 aviation staff on-site working around the clock, provides FBO/handler services (basic ground handling, landing charges, airside crew transport) at MTY. · 24/7

ICCS operates an owned FBO terminal at Monterrey (ICCS Monterrey FBO, MTY) with an 8,611 sq ft terminal, three ramps (68,028 sq ft) and three private hangars (63,776 sq ft); the station is IS-BAH Stage III certified. · 24/7

Listed in the AC-U-KWIK aviation directory as an FBO/handler at Monterrey/Gen Mariano Escobedo (MMMY) offering pilot and aircraft services; no dedicated company website was found and independent confirmation beyond the directory listing was not located.

SEAT is a Mexican ground-handling company operating at over 40 Mexican airports including Monterrey (MMMY), covering passenger, ramp, flight-dispatch and aircraft servicing; it is also listed there as an FBO/handler offering fuel.

ASA, the federal fuel-supply agency (separate from airport operator OMA), owns and operates the aviation-fuel storage/hydrant station at Monterrey; the MTY station distributed 263 million liters of Jet A-1/turbosina in 2023, and MTY is one of seven ASA stations nationally (with CDMX, Cancun, Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Tijuana, Toluca) fitted with SCADA fuel monitoring.

Fuel is listed as an available service for Universal Aviation's MMMY station in industry FBO directories, alongside its ramp and handling offering.

ASMCORP is a turbosina (Jet A-1) fuel provider by core business and arranges fuel for general-aviation operators at MTY.

Listed separately in FBO directories as 'ICCS Mexico (Contract Fuel)' at MTY, indicating contract Jet A-1 fuel arrangement for transient GA/charter aircraft.

Directory listing indicates fuel is offered alongside handling services at MTY; not independently corroborated.

Aeroméxico self-handles line maintenance at MTY; its corporate maintenance page names Monterrey among stations with qualified technical personnel for on-site line support (structures, avionics, hydraulic-pneumatic, electrical/electronic, wheels/brakes). Note: that same corporate page still references legacy DC9/MD-80 component capability alongside current types, which reads as outdated boilerplate rather than current fleet-specific detail. Aeroméxico operates from Terminal B at MTY.

Landing gear shop — reconditioning of landing gear assemblies; DGAC Mexico permit (Talleres Aeronáuticos Nacionales list, base ADN); class rating unconfirmed.

Hydraulics shop — overhaul/repair of hydraulic actuators; DGAC-certified workshop; class rating unconfirmed.

Electrical/fuel accessory shop — engine and fuel system accessory component repair, FAA-PMA parts used; class rating unconfirmed.

Propeller shop — helicopter rotor and propeller dynamic balancing (vibration/FFT spectral analysis); class rating unconfirmed.

Avionics / instrument shop — bench avionics repairs; class rating unconfirmed.

Engine shop — helicopter powerplant maintenance/repair/overhaul (MRO Motors division) for Pratt & Whitney, Allison-Rolls Royce and Turbomeca (Safran) engines, as used on Bell, Airbus Helicopters and Leonardo airframes they support; at their Monterrey facility (Aeropuerto Internacional del Norte / ADN, Apodaca, Nuevo León, same metro area as MTY); AFAC/DGAC Mexico taller aeronáutico authorization cited on company materials; specific permit number and sub-base registration unconfirmed.

Maintenance shop — airframe/engine/APU maintenance is among the service lines confirmed on ALE's own site; this is ALE's Base Monterrey, Aeropuerto Internacional del Norte (ADN), Carretera a Salinas Victoria Km 1.7, Int. 10 y 11, Apodaca, N.L., adjacent to MTY — the site of the former Hawker Beechcraft factory-owned service center; trade press (2024) reports the shop's Textron Aviation (Hawker, Beechcraft, Citation) work expanding to include Bombardier; DGAC/FAA certification level unconfirmed.

Avionics shop — avionics repair is confirmed as one of ALE's core service lines (company site navigation); class rating unconfirmed.

Interiors shop — interior renovation is confirmed in trade press as a specialty of ALE's Monterrey base specifically (alongside painting); class rating unconfirmed.

Engine/airframe component shop — OEM-authorized Pilatus Service Center (branded Single Air), confirmed on Pilatus Aircraft's own service-center directory, providing PT6A engine and airframe/component maintenance support for the PC-12 fleet; operates a large hangar/FBO facility at Aeropuerto Internacional del Norte (ADN), Apodaca, N.L., adjacent to MTY; exact hangar number unconfirmed; OEM authorization (Pilatus Aircraft Ltd.) confirmed, DGAC class rating unconfirmed.

Propeller shop — confirmed as an authorized MT-Propeller service station at Calle Nogalar 326, San Nicolás de los Garza, N.L. (Monterrey metro, near MTY) on MT-Propeller's official distributor/service-station directory; DGAC taller aeronáutico registration could not be independently confirmed; OEM authorization (MT-Propeller) confirmed, DGAC class rating unconfirmed.

Avionics/instrument shop — repair/maintenance for Piper, Cessna, Cirrus, Bell, Aero Commander, Hawker Beechcraft and Robinson avionics/systems; Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) member directory confirms exact address match; holds FAA Repair Station #2EZY427C and DGAC/AFAC Taller Aeronáutico No. 378 (corroborated by independent source); located Hangar 28, Aeropuerto Internacional del Norte (ADN), Carretera Monterrey-Salinas Victoria Km 1.7, Apodaca, N.L., adjacent to MTY.

Structures/plating shop — registered DGAC taller aeronáutico (permiso 239, confirmed on the gob.mx national aeronautical-workshop registry) based at Hangar 2, Aeropuerto Internacional del Norte (ADN), Carretera Monterrey-Nuevo Laredo Km 25, Apodaca, N.L. (adjacent to MTY), with a confirmed sub-base at Hangar S-06, Aeropuerto Internacional de Saltillo; industry-directory listing describes metalizing/plasma-spray coating and certified TIG/braze welding services applied to aeronautical-quality components; exact scope (which parts, which class rating) unconfirmed.

Engine shop — helicopter turbine engine overhaul/repair (Pratt & Whitney, Allison-Rolls Royce, Turbomeca/Safran engines); located at Aeropuerto del Norte (ADN), Apodaca, same Monterrey metro area as MTY; holds AFAC taller aeronáutico authorization plus FAA certification, and OEM Customer Service Facility (CSF) status for Bell and Leonardo Helicopters — class rating letters unconfirmed.

Avionics shop — Honeywell avionics equipment representation and bench service, at the same Monterrey-area (ADN) facility; class rating unconfirmed.

Engine shop — OEM-authorized Pilatus PC-12 service center (Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A engine); located at Aeropuerto del Norte (ADN), Ciénega de Flores/Apodaca, same Monterrey metro area as MTY; specific class rating unconfirmed beyond the Pilatus OEM authorization.

NDT shop — non-destructive testing (eddy current, ultrasonic, dye penetrant, etc.) for aircraft components; located in Monterrey city (Anillo Periférico 1824, Hacienda San Jerónimo), same metro area as MTY; class rating unconfirmed.

Swissport Executive Aviation, Swissport's business-aviation/FBO brand confirmed present at MTY, advertises catering coordination as part of its general GA service line; MTY-specific catering confirmation was not independently found, so treated as arranged on request.

VIP/private catering can be arranged by ASMCORP for GA flights at MTY.

Comisariatos Gotre S.A. de C.V., LSG Group's Monterrey flight-kitchen operation (approx. 45 employees), is confirmed by LSG Group's own location directory and listed as the airline-catering provider at Monterrey/Gen Mariano Escobedo airport (MMMY).

Gate Gourmet Mexico maintains an office/kitchen in Parque Industrial Flex Park, Apodaca, near MTY; direct confirmation that it currently caters flights at MTY specifically (versus a corporate/logistics office) was not found.

Aircraft cabin cleaning included in Swissport's MTY ground-service portfolio, also offered via its Swissport Executive Aviation FBO brand.

Cabin cleaning is part of Menzies' contracted scope at MTY (e.g., for Delta Air Lines).

Passenger cabin cleaning and waste/potable water servicing are part of SEAT's MTY scope.

Services listed include aircraft towing, platform parking, and electrical/pneumatic/air-conditioning ground support at MTY.

General, special, pharma and e-commerce cargo handling offered at the Swissport MTY station.

Cargo and mail handling, including dangerous-goods management, are offered by SEAT at MTY.

Aeroméxico Cargo operates a self-handled cargo station at MTY Terminal C (Carr. Miguel Alemán km 24, via Apodaca); its network nationally offers connections to 16 international destinations across the Americas, Europe and Asia (a network-wide figure, not specific to routes flown from MTY).

AeroUnion/Aerocharter is listed in OMA's own Monterrey cargo-carrier directory, but the contact given is Aerocharter's Mexico City head office rather than an MTY-specific line, and OMA's public listing still uses the pre-rebrand AeroUnion name (the carrier became Avianca Cargo México in June 2025). Current on-station activity at MTY under either name is treated as unconfirmed pending a fresher source.

Estafeta, a national courier/freight-forwarding carrier, is listed in OMA's official Monterrey cargo-carrier directory and operates out of MTY's air-cargo terminal, offering international door-to-door service.

DHL is listed in OMA's official Monterrey cargo-carrier directory (regional office on Av. Alfonso Reyes, Monterrey) and operates a branch/cargo handling presence at MTY's 6-hectare air-cargo terminal serving international express shipments.

FedEx Express is listed in OMA's official Monterrey cargo-carrier directory (sales/coordination office in Parque Industrial Almacentro, Apodaca) and operates from MTY's air-cargo terminal alongside DHL, UPS and Estafeta.

UPS is listed in OMA's official Monterrey cargo-carrier directory with a warehouse at Almacén Fiscalizado No. 3, Monterrey Airport, and is named among carriers connecting MTY's cargo zone to destinations such as Los Angeles, Memphis and Cincinnati.

Mas Air (Aerotransportes Mas de Carga, a Mexican wide-body all-cargo operator) is listed in OMA's official Monterrey cargo-carrier directory with a dedicated station office in Centro de Apodaca, serving Monterrey's cargo zone.

Swissport Executive (FBO) at MTY offers an executive lounge and crew/courtesy car service for general aviation traffic.

Ramp-to-FBO passenger transport is provided, with CIQ located inside the FBO facility.

PAX and crew meet-and-assist services are part of ASMCORP's MTY offering.

Passenger and crew handling amenities are provided at ICCS's MTY FBO terminal.

OMA (Grupo Aeroportuario Centro Norte) is the federally-concessioned operator of Monterrey (Gen. Mariano Escobedo) Airport, one of 13 airports it runs in central/northern Mexico; it directly provides terminal facilities, apron/gate assignment and passenger-flow operations. VINCI Airports finalized acquisition of a 29.99% stake in OMA in December 2022, becoming its largest (but still minority) shareholder.

Universal Aviation obtains permits for private, charter, experimental, cargo and air-ambulance flight operations at MTY.

ASMCORP handles landing and overflight permit coordination for operators using MTY.

ICCS provides 24/7 trip-support and flight coordination for operators using MTY, part of a company-wide 24/7 flight-coordination center covering all its Mexico stations. · 24/7