Overview
- The agreement deploys 58 new cameras, six STV systems and two totems around the Mexico City airport, doubling perimeter coverage.
- AICM director Juan José Padilla Olmos said the new C5 equipment will be added to 1,200 cameras planned for installation inside the terminals.
- The pact establishes direct communication between the airport and C5 and promotes the 9-1-1 emergency line, the 089 anonymous tip line and the use of C5 help-buttons.
- City officials frame the expansion as part of World Cup preparations, with roughly 5 million visitors expected during the tournament period.
- C5 reports a 36% rise in public cameras in 2025 to 113,814 units and says it handles an average of 48 daily extortion reports, 89% of which remain attempts.