What is the revised budget of Aerotrén (Mexico City)?
Aerotrén is the elevated, cable-propelled people mover linking Terminals 1 and 2 at Mexico City International Airport. The 3,025-metre single-shuttle system uses one four-car train with capacity for 100 passengers, covers the route in under 4.5 minutes, and entered service with Terminal 2 in November 2007.
Revised budget
MXN 856.683 million
Approximately $78.4 million
Cost basis: 2007
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How the cost changed
Budgets, contracts and final costs may cover different stages. Each figure keeps its own year and source.
Revised budget
2007MXN 856.683 million
Approximately $78.4 million
jornada.com.mxOriginal budget
2005MXN 677.5728 million
Approximately $62.22 million
t21.com.mxContract value
2005MXN 677.5728 million
Approximately $62.22 million
web.jornada.com.mxReported project cost
2007MXN 46.157 million
Approximately $4.22 million
excelsior.com.mxProject metrics
Key dimensions
- Total lengthDoppelmayr Cable Car
- 3,025 m
- CapacityDoppelmayr Cable Car
- 100 seats
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