New Route of the Day – Americas (2 October 2026): Volaris between Las Vegas and Queretaro

Volaris commenced flights between Las Vegas and Queretaro in central Mexico on Friday 2 October. The 2,240-kilometre route will be maintained 2-weekly, on Mondays and Fridays, with the A321neo aircraft. The carrier is the sole operator between the two cities.

Flight Y4889 departs Las Vegas at 12:30 local time, arriving in Queretaro at 16:43 local time. The return service, operating as flight Y4888, takes off at 17:43 local time, arriving back in the US at 20:21 local time.

What they said

Holger Blankenstein, Executive Vice President, Commercial and Operations at Volaris, said: “Las Vegas is home to a significant community with family, cultural and economic ties to Mexico. With this new route, we want to bring our customers closer to a destination that offers a unique combination of history, culture, cuisine and business opportunities, while also making it easier to travel to reunite with family and friends.”

Steve Hill, president and CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), added: “We are thrilled to welcome this new nonstop service from Queretaro with our valued partners at Volaris. This route not only makes it easier for families and friends to connect, but it also opens the door for more visitors from the Bajío region to experience everything that makes Las Vegas one of the world’s most exciting destinations. From our world class entertainment, sports and dining to our renowned resorts and vibrant cultural offerings, we look forward to welcoming even more visitors from Queretaro and across Mexico as they discover, or rediscover, the unmatched energy and hospitality found here.”

Volaris is largest carrier between Las Vegas and Mexico

Volaris is the largest airline by available seat capacity between Las Vegas and Mexico this year. The carrier is offering more than half a million seats between the two markets, representing an increase of 3.2% compared to last year. It ranks ahead of second-placed Viva and third-placed Aeromexico.

Only four airlines currently maintain flights between Las Vegas and Mexico following Alaska Airlines’ exit from the market in March. Southwest Airlines is the only US carrier operating between Las Vegas and Mexico, although its services are seasonal, while the three Mexican airlines maintain year-round operations.