Volaris Transborder Revenue Rises 53% as U.S. Market Takes Priority
Volaris reported 53% year-over-year growth in transborder revenue in the third quarter and plans to direct most of its capacity to the U.S. market over the coming year.
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Volaris reported that revenue on its U.S. transborder routes grew 53% year over year in the third quarter. The Mexican ultra-low-cost carrier plans to place most of its capacity in that market over the next year.
Key details
- Volaris expects to recover higher fuel costs more effectively on U.S. routes.
- The reported capacity plan covers the coming year.
Volaris reported 53% year-over-year growth in transborder revenue in the third quarter.
Why it matters
The plan points to a larger role for U.S.-Mexico flying in Volaris' network. For travelers, additional capacity could support more options across the border as the airline pursues growth in a market where it says it can better recapture fuel costs.
What happens next
Volaris' planned U.S. focus gives the airline room to build on its transborder revenue growth over the coming year. Which U.S.-Mexico routes would you like to see gain more service?
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