Strong Financial Performance
Volaris reported a net profit each quarter of 2024 and achieved a full-year EBITDAR margin of 36%. The company generated over $300 million in operating cash flow and increased its year-ending liquidity to $954 million.
Ancillary Revenue Growth
Ancillary revenues rose to record levels, accounting for more than 50% of total revenues. Ancillaries per passenger increased by 15%, driven by programs like V.pass and V.club.
Operational Reliability and Customer Satisfaction
Volaris achieved a 99.5% scheduled reliability and an 83% on-time performance rate. The company also received a Net Promoter Score of 37.4%, outperforming low-cost carriers in the United States.
Sustainability Achievements
Despite challenges, fuel consumption increased by less than 3%, and CO2 emissions per RPK remained consistent. Volaris was recognized in the Dow Jones best-in-class for the third consecutive year.
Fleet Expansion and Efficiency
Volaris took delivery of 6 aircraft in Q4 2024 and expects 90% of its fleet to operate with NEO technology by 2030. This transition aims to reduce ownership costs and improve fuel efficiency.