Aeropuerto Internacional Felipe Ángeles (AIFA) NLU / MMSM

Swissport maintains a dedicated station page for Felipe Angeles International Airport (NLU) on its official network listing and has served airlines at AIFA with ramp and ground handling since 2023.

ASA's official fuel-sales reporting (SICT/gob.mx) shows the AIFA station supplied about 152 million liters of turbosina in 2023, one of the ten highest-volume stations nationally; AIFA's fuel terminal has a design capacity of 80 million liters (up to 85 million with planned expansion). Later reporting on Sedena/Semar taking over fuel administration at other federal/military-run airports specifically confirms ASA, not Sedena, remained the fuel supplier at AIFA through 2024.

AIFA FBO, the general/business aviation fixed-base operator at AIFA's General Aviation terminal, provides fuel coordination and hangar space for private and executive aircraft according to length of stay.

General component/accessory shop — IUSA-group fixed-wing FBO and Commander-aircraft dealer/service centre based at Hangar de Resguardo 2, Aeropuerto Internacional Felipe Ángeles (AIFA), Zumpango; holds an active Mexican DGAC Taller Aeronáutico Nacional permit (Permiso No. 102, base code NLU, issued 1984, condición VIGENTE per the federal 'Talleres Aeronáuticos Nacionales Vigentes' registry) authorizing airframe/engine/accessory work; the registry's specific class-rating detail for this shop was not captured — class rating unconfirmed.

Engine/airframe component shop — in-house, TM Aerolíneas (cargo carrier); own maintenance hangar (Hangar de mantenimiento GSE1) at Aeropuerto Internacional Felipe Ángeles, Zumpango, Estado de México; holds an active Mexican DGAC Taller Aeronáutico Nacional permit (Permiso No. 537, issued Jun-2023, base code NLU, condición VIGENTE) covering maintenance of its home freighter fleet; also holds a platform position under AIFA's own commercial MRO-base allocation (2 type-E positions). Specific class-rating detail was not captured in the source registry — class rating unconfirmed.

AIFA FBO offers gourmet catering to general-aviation passengers and crews.

Swissport's NLU station also covers air cargo handling (warehousing, customs-adjacent processing, and loading), consistent with its listed North America cargo network; specific NLU warehouse square footage is unconfirmed.

AeroUnion flew the inaugural flight into AIFA's new cargo terminal on September 1, 2022, arriving from Tijuana with roughly 4.4 tons of merchandise, and is listed among the carriers operating cargo flights from the airport.

Estafeta Carga Aerea (ECA) landed its inaugural AIFA flight on July 7, 2023 as part of migrating cargo operations from Mexico City, obtained AFAC's Secure Cargo Operator accreditation and TSA Cargo Security Program certification for the station, and began regular operations (about 40 monthly air operations) in August 2023.

DHL Express moved its dedicated cargo air operations from Mexico City to AIFA starting with an inaugural flight on February 28, 2023, and operates from a roughly 5,000 sq m bonded warehouse at AIFA in partnership with JC&JF Cargo under a 10-year concession.

AIFA FBO arranges private ground transportation and luxury vehicle rental for passengers and crew.

Multiple sources describe AIFA FBO as the airport's only FBO with on-site immigration and customs processing inside its own facility, avoiding the main terminal lines, plus documentation and security handling for general aviation flights.