Volaris announces it will suspend operations in Tulum

Aeroméxico first. Volaris now. The Tulum air passenger operations will be suspended operations will be suspended operations will be suspended operations will be suspended passenger loads.

The airline noted in a statement that the move was motivated by growing industry expenses, including the Non-Resident Fee. Airport-announced Airport Use Fees (TUA), and increases in fuel and air navigation service prices, among other things.

The measure regarding Tulum will take effect on January 7, 2027; consequently, ticket sales for flights scheduled after that date will cease this weekend.

The airline stated that operations to and from Tulum Airport will continue as usual until that date and expressed confidence that it would soon resume flights to the destination.

Customers with existing reservations may continue to fly as scheduled until January 7, 2027.

Customers whose travel is affected by this adjustment will be accommodated through rebooking options, electronic vouchers, or refunds, in accordance with flexibility policies.

It was reported this week that Aeroméxico will suspend operations to and from Tulum Airport starting September 30.

The airline attributed the decision to current market conditions and a strategy to optimize its route network.