Volaris reported April 2026 traffic results with RPMs up 1.6% year-over-year, ASMs down 1.9%, and load factor rising 2.9 pp to 84.6%, reflecting resilient demand and targeted capacity cuts.
Key takeaways
Total RPMs increased 1.6% to 2,568 million, driven by 8.9% international growth offsetting 2.7% domestic decline.
ASMs decreased 1.9% to 3,037 million, with 5.3% domestic reduction prioritizing higher-yielding transborder routes.
Consolidated load factor improved 2.9 pp to 84.6%, with domestic at 89.3% and international at 78.2%.
Passengers rose 3.1% to 2.7 million, supported by strong Semana Santa and Spring Break travel.
YTD RPMs up 1.8%, ASMs up 1.2%, load factor up 0.5 pp to 84.9%.
CEO noted resilient demand amid high jet fuel prices and capacity discipline.