Volaris reports 85% load factor in April 2026 with 2.7 million passengers amid capacity cuts.

In April 2026, Volaris reported a consolidated load factor of 84.6%, up 2.9 percentage points year-over-year, transporting 2.7 million passengers. The airline reduced its available seat miles (ASM) by 1.9% mainly in the domestic market, while revenue passenger miles (RPM) grew 1.6%, driven by an 8.9% increase in international RPMs despite a 2.7% decline in domestic RPMs. Volaris prioritized higher-yielding international routes amid high jet fuel prices, maintaining strong demand during peak travel periods like Semana Santa and Spring Break. The company continues to execute its long-term strategy with disciplined capacity management.