The Mexican carrier adds three new destinations and brings forward four existing routes.
Volaris announced the launch of three new international routes and moved forward the start date of four previously announced routes connecting Mexico with the United States. Tickets for all routes are already available on the airline's official website and mobile app.
Starting on 15 October, the airline will connect Guadalajara with Raleigh-Durham, Boston, and Nashville. These additions expand Guadalajara's network to more than 65 destinations, reinforcing the airport as the primary operational hub across the Volaris network.
The company also moved forward the start of four routes from December to 1 October. These routes are Queretaro to Las Vegas, Puebla to Chicago O'Hare, Guadalajara to Washington Dulles, and Guadalajara to Atlanta. With these services, Volaris reaches 28 US cities.
With these three new routes, we reaffirm our position as the airline with the greatest connectivity between Mexico and the United States, and we ratify our vision of democratizing the skies and contributing to the development of our continent.
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