Ingeniero Juan Guillermo Villasana National Airport (PCA), known as Pachuca National Airport, has no scheduled airline flights. It serves private flights, air taxis, flight training and occasional charters from a small terminal building and a general aviation apron.
There is no immigration or customs service listed, and ground services are limited, so a booked transfer is the simplest way to leave the airfield.
Pachuca sits at about 2,300 m and runs on Central Standard Time (UTC−6) all year.
Entry requirements and local notes
Flying on an airline? You'll land at Felipe Ángeles (NLU) or Mexico City (MEX), not Pachuca. Book your transfer from that airport instead, such as on our Mexico City Airport Transportation page.
Confirm the meeting point. Give your flight operator and arrival time when you book, and confirm where the driver should wait at the airfield.
Mountain towns. Mineral del Monte, El Chico and Huasca are on winding mountain roads; enter the exact property so the right vehicle is assigned.
Altitude. At about 2,300 m, nights are cool; keep a layer handy.