AeroMarket

Gate-side shop in T1 when you forgot something basic

AeroMarket sits airside in Terminal 1 at BJX, after security and before the main cluster of gates. It’s a small grab-and-go convenience shop: snacks, bottled drinks, gum, and last‑minute travel items. Expect airport pricing; think around 25–35 MXN for a standard soft drink and more for anything branded or imported.

The shelves usually cover the essentials: chips, candy, chocolate bars, and a few packaged pastries you can throw in your bag before a 2–3 hour flight. You’ll also find travel-sized toiletries, basic cold meds, and a few tech odds and ends like charging cables and cheap wired earbuds. Stock can run thin on busy morning bank departures, especially 06:00–08:00, so don’t count on specific brands.

Payment is straightforward: cards widely accepted, pesos preferred, and change in MXN only. Since T1 at BJX has limited food options past security, AeroMarket ends up as the backup plan when the café lines get long or you land with only 10–15 minutes before boarding. It’s quick in-and-out, usually under 5 minutes unless a flight just dumped a full load of passengers.

Practical tip: if you care about coffee or a real meal, handle that landside or at the main café first; use AeroMarket in T1 only for bottled drinks, snacks, or that cable you forgot at home.