For the full year 2025, Volaris currently plans to grow total ASMs by 13% to 15% as compared to 2024, with this expansion evenly distributed across the network.

Volaris is significantly undervalued when compared to its peer group and could double in price over the next 23 months.

Mexico's Volaris plans to further grow US service, as the ultra low-cost carrier marks its 10th anniversary of operating transborder flights.

The U.S. Transportation Department fined Volaris $300,000 Wednesday for stranding international flight passengers on tarmacs for four hours or more in violation of federal statutes.

Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris has accelerated its fleet-expansion plan as it prepares to take delivery of its first Airbus A320. Volaris, which now operates 18 144-seat A319s and expects by the ...

Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris, backed by Indigo Partners, plans to raise as much as $460 million through an initial public offering Tuesday. The deal is shaping up as a litmus test for other ...

The second quarter and full year 2025 outlook presented above includes the compensation that Volaris expects to receive for the projected grounded aircraft resulting from the GTF engine ...

Volaris, Mexico's largest domestic airline, is adding aircraft to its subsidiaries in Costa Rica and El Salvador to alleviate the oversupply. Volaris has added new domestic routes, particularly in ...

Each year, Volaris celebrates its anniversary by offering special deals and promotions, making it the perfect time to plan a trip at a lower cost. But when is the Volaris anniversary sale, and ...

Volaris (VLRS) reports growth in January 2025 traffic results with plans for further expansion in total ASM capacity for the year ahead.

The U.S. Transportation Department fined Volaris $300,000 Wednesday for stranding international flight passengers on tarmacs for four hours or more in violation of federal statutes.

The U.S. Transportation Department fined Volaris $300,000 Wednesday for stranding international flight passengers on tarmacs for four hours or more in violation of federal statutes.