Volaris

Volaris has not announced plans to install Starlink connectivity on its fleet. As an ultra-low-cost carrier focused on keeping fares accessible across Mexico and its international network, the airline currently does not offer inflight WiFi of any kind. Passengers on Volaris flights should expect to remain offline during their journey, relying on downloaded content, offline entertainment, or simply enjoying time disconnected from the internet. The absence of connectivity aligns with the ultra-low-cost business model, where airlines unbundle services to maintain rock-bottom base fares. While full-service and some hybrid carriers have embraced satellite internet as a competitive differentiator, budget airlines traditionally view connectivity as a non-essential amenity. That said, the inflight WiFi landscape is evolving rapidly, and Starlink's lower operating costs compared to legacy satellite providers have prompted several cost-conscious carriers worldwide to reconsider their stance on connectivity. Whether Volaris will eventually join the growing roster of Starlink-equipped airlines remains to be seen. For now, travellers seeking internet access during their flight will need to look to other carriers or prepare for an offline experience. The airline has made no public commitments regarding connectivity upgrades, leaving passengers to manage expectations accordingly.