Volaris expands international connectivity between the U.S. and Mexico
With its new route between Houston and Monterrey, in addition to connecting these countries, it offers two daily flights to meet customer needs
Houston, Texas, April 2, 2025.- Volaris, the Mexican ultra-low-cost airline operating in Mexico, the United States, Central and South America, launched its inaugural flight connecting Houston, Texas, with the Mexican city of Monterrey. It will operate two flights daily, strengthening air connectivity between these important cities in Mexico and the United States.
Volaris launched operations in Houston, Texas, in 2015, serving more than 1.3 million customers to date. The airline currently offers six routes in this important metropolis in the southern United States, serving the Mexican destinations of Guadalajara, Morelia, San Luis Potosí, Mexico City, and now Monterrey, as well as the city of San Salvador, El Salvador. Throughout Texas, Volaris currently operates a total of 17 routes, connecting the cities of San Antonio, Dallas, McAllen, and Houston with important destinations in Mexico and El Salvador.
“With this Volaris international route, we strengthen connectivity between the southern United States and northern Mexico, and we expand the options for our customers to enjoy the best travel experiences at the most competitive fares. This allows us not only to bring friends and family closer together on both sides of the border, but also opens up new opportunities for trade and tourism between these two important economic hubs,” said Jorge García, Director of Distribution and Market Development at Volaris.
Houston is the most populous city in the state of Texas and is known worldwide for being home to the largest number of research and healthcare institutions, as well as the NASA Space Center, where the mission control center is located. Monterrey, for its part, is distinguished as one of
Mexico's largest centers of industrial and technological development.