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Volaris is becoming the first Mexican airline to offer Starlink satellite internet on flights, bringing ground-speed connectivity to passengers across its entire fleet by 2027. The technology will transform flying with capabilities for video calls, streaming, and remote work at 30,000 feet.
Low-cost carrier Volaris is launching 33 new flight routes connecting Mexico and the U.S. starting in June, just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The expansion includes first-ever flights to Detroit and Salt Lake City, making travel easier for millions of soccer fans and families.
Guadalajara is connecting travelers to four new destinations this winter while a local charity rescues unwanted clothing from landfills to help 1.2 million people. Plus, families can explore an underwater world for just $5 this month.
Felipe Ángeles International Airport welcomed 11.5% more passengers last year, easing pressure on the capital's crowded main terminal. The growth signals progress for Mexico's plan to spread air travel across multiple hubs.
Mexico just opened 48 new flight routes in June alone, connecting more cities across the country and linking travelers to destinations from Madrid to Medellín. The expansion signals growing confidence in Mexico's tourism boom as it climbs toward becoming the world's fifth most-visited nation.
Budget airline Frontier is finally bringing internet to the skies, partnering with SpaceX's Starlink to offer in-flight Wi-Fi starting early 2027. The move marks a major shift for the carrier, which has been one of the last U.S. airlines flying without connectivity.