By MARTÍN SILVA REY

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Torrential rains forced Mexico City’s main airport to shut down flights for hours on a second consecutive day Tuesday, causing chaos in one of Latin America’s busiest travel hubs.

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The Mexican capital is seeing one of its heaviest rainy seasons in years, leading to constant flooding in other parts of the city.

Airport authorities said all runways were operating again by midday, after all flights were suspended for at least four hours early Tuesday.

Around 20,000 passengers were affected by flight cancellations, delays and rerouting.

Passengers have reported numerous cancellations and delays this week as heavy rains fall on the capital.

Alicia Nicanor, 69, said her Sunday flight to the northern city of Tijuana was cancelled, and

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