getting to Mexico The bus became easy – and cheaper.
Volaris Airlines, a prominent carrier across Mexico, recently announced dozens of new routes from the United States, with a major expansion, including starting service at the New York/Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). From Newarark, the airline will start serving Gwadaljara, Mexico and San Salvador, Al Salvador. Other new routes include the service of Morelia, Monterery and San Luis Potosi.
Best of all, the airline is celebrating new routes with a discount of up to 70 percent as part of the airline’s ‘Love is in the air’ fare sales. Passengers can save on flights by applying promotion code Volh70 During the booking process, from now on February 17, 2025. This code is valid on a trip between July 16, 2025 and October 31, 2025, which is a perfect opportunity for late summer or fall holidays.
In addition to the Nevark routes, there will be a variety of new routes connecting Texas to Mexico, including Dallas to Morelia, Montere and San Luis Potosis. From Houston, there will be new service to Morelia and Monteri. The airline will also add flights from San Antonio to Morelia and San Luis Potosi.
From California, the airline will launch new routes from Ockland to Los Cabos and Zacatecus. In Los Angeles, the airline will launch new routes for TEPIC and Querétaro.
The airline did not provide guidance when each route began, but revealed that they would start progressively via summer on March 20, 2025.
“This increase in the domestic and international routes of Volaris confirms our commitment to offer customers inside and outside the México, more and more, comfortable, and safely travel safely for more destinations. Opportunities – whether it is for business, or just for business, or bus, or just to enjoy the great holiday moments on holiday, “Volaris Vice President Holler Blancanstein shared in a statement Travel + holiday,
As part of the launch of Newark Airport, the airline will shut down its operation at John F. Kennedy International Airport, and will take operations in Newark, according to release.
