Volaris will become the first Mexico-based airline to provide Starlink satellite Wi-Fi to its passengers, leveraging low Earth orbit satellites for in-flight internet access.

This local news update covers a demolition, a petition, and a new Home Depot in San Miguel de Allende, along with Volaris adding flights and Amazon's new educational initiative.

Volaris, the Mexican low-cost airline, has reported a 2% increase in its Revenue Passenger Miles (RPM) for the month of March, indicating continued passenger demand.

Amid the unrest, an image of a burning plane went viral online, with claims that an aircraft had been set on fire in Guadalajara.

Volaris, a Mexican low-cost airline, announced an 8.4% increase in its June traffic, attributed to sustained strong demand for international travel.

Foreign residents in Mexico are raising concerns and questioning Volaris' new 'Do Not Rebook' (DNR) policy. The airline's new policy has prompted inquiries and dissatisfaction among the expat community.

Bank of America has issued a recommendation for Latin American airlines Copa and Volaris, despite concerns over the impact of rising oil prices on the industry.

Volaris, a low-cost airline, announced its operational results for May 2026, reporting a consolidated load factor of 86.2% and having transported 2.7 million passengers during the month.

Volaris Airlines has confirmed it is raising fares and reducing flight capacity on routes connecting Costa Rica, Mexico, and the United States. The Mexican low-cost carrier attributes these changes to rising jet fuel costs, impacting travelers with higher prices and fewer options.

Volaris aims for a 7% growth in Available Seat Miles (ASM) by 2026 while continuing to progress with its merger process involving Viva.