Transportation from the City Center to Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport
It takes 15 minutes from Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport, where only small-scale local and charter flights are made, to the city center. You can reach the airport from the city center by using transportation options such as taxi, bus and car rental.
You can use bus number 200 to get to the airport from the city center of Montreal. In addition, taxi or car rental options can be evaluated. Those who want to travel within the city by renting a car can choose the most suitable vehicle for them from the car rental companies.
Transportation from the City Center to Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport
Transportation options such as bus, taxi, metro, hotel shuttles and car rental are used to reach the airport, which is approximately 22 kilometers from the city center.
It takes 15-20 minutes to take a taxi from the city center to the airport, and the cost varies between 35-40 euros.
Some hotels in Montreal have a transfer service from the city center to the airport. You can talk to the hotel authorities where you will stay and get information about it.
Since the public transportation system is quite developed, the option of renting a car is not preferred by the locals in Montreal. For this reason, you can contact one of the car rental companies, which are few but sufficient in the city, and make your inner city journey with your own vehicle.
You can also reach the airport from the city center in an average of one hour by using the metro and bus lines.
Transportation from Merida Airport to City Center
Merida Airport, or officially Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport, serves the Mexican city of Merida. There are different vehicles to go from the airport to the city center.
The most comfortable of these vehicles is to take a taxi from the airport. Taxis at the airport go to the city center for a fixed fee. You pay the required amount from the taxi booth in front of the arrivals gate and get on the next taxi with the receipt you receive.
Although Uber, DiDi and inDriver applications are widely used in the city of Merida, it is not legal for these vehicles to take passengers inside the airport. Therefore, even if the drivers in these applications give approval to pick you up, you have to walk outside the airport and look for the vehicle there. That's why you might consider using official taxis. The distance between the airport and the city center is approximately 10 km and takes about 20 minutes.
Unfortunately, there is no public transport that passes through Merida airport. The closest bus stop to the airport (Benito Juárez 261) is at a distance that you can reach after a 15-20 minute walk.
From here, you can get to the city center by taking the bus number 125 or the minibus called “collectivo”. Do not forget to confirm that you are going in the right direction by saying “centro” to the driver. The road to the city center takes about 30 minutes.
Since there are so many places to see in Merida, you may want to consider renting a car from the airport. Thus, you will have the chance to see the ruins of the Mayan cities in the vicinity, those breathtaking cenotes believed to be the gates to heaven, and the magnificent views of Mexico, with your own plan and program, without searching for another tour or vehicle.
You can safely rent a car from companies such as Hertz and Europcar, which have offices in the airport terminal. Thus, you will have a vehicle to see the surroundings and you will have your airport transfer out of the way.