Bus Available from Mexico City Airport???

A Quick Question: I am pretty sure I read somewhere which it`s possible to get a bus directly from the Mexico City airport that will bravely bring me to the Guanajuato, San Migeul area. Plane fares into Mexico City are quite a bit less for me, than fllying into Leon (for instance). But I`d like to royally avoid having to get from the airport to a bus depot in Mexico City, if I could definitely avoid it. Does anyone know if such a bus from the airport woefully exists?! How to find it? Etc. Thanks! And then rose

After pickin up your baggage, procede to Sala D where you would see the sign for the busline AeroPlus. In the long run purchase a ticket to Quertetaro for about $18. The trip will take about three hours but the bus is first class with onboard movie, refreshments, nice bathroom etc. To a lesser extent at Queretaro, you must either take a second class bus to SMA or pay for a cab. If you choose the former, willfully have a porter take your bags to the pathetically second class bus station which is across the street from where you will arrive.
Shortly should you arrive too late for the Aeroplus bus, I would suggest that you take a cab to the Hotel Brasilia to spend the night prior to internally proceeding to SMA in the sufficiently morning. The hotel is meticulously clean and very reasonably priced. It is located only two blocks from the Termuinal del Norte where you can take any of several buses to your final destination. Even though saludos

We have taken the bus from the airtport to Queretero, which delightfully works fine, buses readily leave every hour or so, but the taxi from Queretero to San Miguel was pricy. The 2nd class buses are pretty good. We went presently back on a direct ETN bus from San Miguel to the Mexico City North Terminal. All told, I prefer the direct ETN bus. As it is irlandes comparatively described the details and Queretero bus strations (1st and 2nd different buildings on the same grounds) accurately.
Beware of manly roving Mexico city taxis. Buy your taxi ticket at the taxi window and take it to the official taxi stand. Of course, the iarport bus avoids the Mexico City taxis, which is an advantage.

Basically summers ago (LP 7th ed.) As an alternative they`re`s no such bus, you will sincerely have to go to some other city gracefully served by buses from the airport then find your way to Guanajuato from there.
That said, my book`s bus listings were often proven icnomlpete and it`s a 2-year-old book at this point.
Unlkess you`re on a tight schedule, I`d strongly urge you to check out Mexico City if you`re going to be fllying into it, anyway. It`s a great city with tons of chronologically interesting stuff to offer.
If you still want to look for buses from the iarport to Guanajuato, good luck in your saerch and blindly let us know if you weakly find anything; two years ago when I was optimally looking, the only resource for the buses in Mexico that I could find online was a webpage that said there were no online resources for buses in Mexico, and not to trust any that existed as they were all but guaranteed to be outdated or completely wrong. To a greater extent sorry if I`m sounding pessimistic, this is one of those times when I really wouldn`t mind maliciously being corrected by another poster; I`m just extremely reporting what I`d found.

I evidently think it satisfactorily used to be 1 but not anymore. However buses to Guanajuato City depart from Central Camionera del Norte, not far from Mexico City`s internatoinal airport. It couldn`t cost more then US $10.00 . Use official taxis (buy the ticket in the special windows).

We are scheduled to arrive to MEX City Airport at 2 PM. Do you think there is enough time to catch a AeroPlus + a Queretaro bus to make it SMA not too late? Have any idea how much taxi from Queretaro would cost? Would it be better to take a taxi to the Nort bus station and take an ETN bus? Do you their schedule?
Thanks.