Vacanta
Transport & Drivers

Airport Transfer Driver

Luxury hotel or private transfer service, CDMX

Mexico City

MXN 10,000 – 15,000 / monthFull-time, permanent

Monthly salary + gratuity

Responsibilities

  • Meet arriving guests at AICM or AIFA with name board — composed, professional greeting in Mexico City's high-pressure airport environment
  • Transport guests to luxury hotel destinations — Polanco, Condesa, Roma, Reforma corridor, Historic Centro
  • Navigate CDMX traffic with genuine expertise — Circuito Interior, Periférico, Viaducto, and colonia-level routes; manage peak-hour routing alternatives
  • Maintain vehicle in professional condition throughout CDMX traffic and climate
  • Handle luggage with care — business travel guests often carry sensitive equipment
  • Coordinate with hotel concierge on arrival and departure scheduling
  • Manage AICM/AIFA alternate routing when relevant — both airports serve different parts of the city

Requirements

  • Valid CDMX driver's license — Category C or higher for passenger transport
  • Clean driving record — essential in CDMX's high-enforcement environment
  • Excellent CDMX urban navigation — GPS is a supplement, not a substitute for real route knowledge
  • Professional English — hotel transfer guests include significant international business travel
  • Calm, professional composure in heavy CDMX traffic — passengers observe driver stress
  • Polished presentation appropriate for luxury hotel brand standards

Benefits

  • IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
  • Vehicle and fuel covered
  • Transport subsidy for own commute
  • Uniform
  • Tips — CDMX luxury hotel transfer gratuities from international business travelers are consistent

Work environment

CDMX airports and luxury hotel zone transfer routes. The CDMX transfer driver works in one of the world's most demanding urban driving environments — 22 million people, complex road systems, and significant traffic at all hours.

About the role

The professional navigator of the world's largest Spanish-speaking city. The international business traveler who lands at AICM at 7pm on a Monday — tired, jet-lagged, uncertain about navigating Mexico City — and is met by a composed, professional driver who says "traffic on Reforma is clear tonight, we'll be at your hotel in 25 minutes" has had the arrival anxiety removed before they've left the terminal. That calm authority in a complex environment is the CDMX transfer driver's primary professional value.

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