TagAirlines and Volaris sign codeshare alliance

With the goal of strengthening and improving air connectivity between Mexico, Guatemala and Central America, TagAirlines, the flag carrier of Guatemala and airline of the Mayan World, and Volaris, the ultra-low-cost airline operating in Mexico, the United States, Central and South America, signed a codeshare agreement that will significantly expand air connectivity options for Customers in the region.

Within the framework of the Tianguis Turístico México 2025 held recently, Enrique Beltranena, Executive President and General Director of Volaris, and Marcela Toriello, President and CEO of TagAirlines, signed this alliance through which TagAirlines will be able to market flights operated by Volaris, each with its own code, as well as connections between both airlines, offering its Customers new routes and a much more comprehensive travel experience, primarily benefiting those looking to travel in the region for tourism, business reasons or to visit the impressive cultural and natural destinations that this area offers to the world, such as Tikal, Flores and the Riviera Maya.

"At Volaris, we are excited about the signing of this agreement because, in addition to allowing us to expand our destination network and presence in Central America for the benefit of our customers, it will also contribute to improving air connectivity between Mexico, Guatemala, and Central America, which is crucial for fostering greater economic development that translates into better opportunities and quality of life for these communities. This alliance will facilitate the entire reservation and check-in process for travelers, allowing them to enjoy a more agile, comfortable, and simple travel experience," said Enrique Beltranena, President and CEO of Volaris. 

"Today is a great day for the Tag Airlines family, as this agreement with Volaris will make it possible to strengthen air connectivity between Central America and Mexico. It is a pleasure for us to announce the signing of this codeshare alliance, which will allow us to offer passengers a greater and better connectivity offer between the destinations served by both airlines," stated Marcela Toriello, President and CEO of Tag Airlines.

With this codeshare, which is undergoing regulatory approval and is expected to begin operations during the second half of this year, Volaris customers will be able to travel and connect from Mexican cities to the more than 11 destinations served by TAG in Guatemala, Honduras, Belize, El Salvador, and southern Mexico. 

Likewise, TagAirlines customers will have access to Volaris' wide range of destinations. Among the main benefits of this codeshare for customers of both airlines are the ability to purchase tickets in a single process, check baggage to the final destination, and access the best connection options between Mexico and Guatemala. 

Regarding the onboard service, each airline will maintain its own service model; Volaris will continue to operate under its ultra-low-cost model, with the quality services and support that distinguish it, while TagAirlines will continue to offer its excellent regional service tailored to short routes. With this alliance, 

Volaris and TagAirlines reinforce their regional expansion strategy in Mexico and Central America, offering their customers more and better destination and service options, transforming the way they travel and creating new unforgettable life experiences. 

Source: Volaris.