General Rafael Buelna International Airport (IATA: MZT, ICAO: MMMZ) is the primary commercial airport serving Mazatlán, Sinaloa, on Mexico's Pacific Coast. Named after Mexican Revolutionary general Rafael Buelna, the airport handles both domestic and international passenger traffic, with strong seasonal demand driven by Mazatlán's tourism industry. The airport serves as a key entry point for travelers heading to Mazatlán's beaches, historic Old Town (Zona Histórica), and resort zone (Zona Dorada). It handles flights from major Mexican cities as well as direct international routes from the United States and Canada, particularly during the winter tourist season. Passenger numbers have grown steadily as Mazatlán has expanded its tourism infrastructure. The airport underwent modernization efforts in recent years to improve capacity and passenger experience, reflecting the city's growing profile as a resort destination.