I don't know if it does quite what you're looking for, but I have used a variety of "planning charts" (probably 1 mill or 2 mill scale) with airfields marked. I bought them from the usual shops in Europe and the USA.
I rarely use them nowadays, since the internet and iDevice apps work for me. Skyvector.com provides a quick way to look at most parts of the world to see what airfields there are. Doesn't that work for you? Effectively, it provides a zoomable set of sectionals or equivalent for pretty much the whole world.
For Mexico City, for example, it shows MMMX (Mexico City International), Santa Lucia MMSM, Atizapan MMJC, Toluca MMTO all within striking distance. There are more, but a fair way away.
AIPs and procedures for Europe can be looked up on the EASA website (but it's horribly dry reading).