The minimum age to travel alone by plane is 18 years old. If a minor will be traveling unaccompanied, we offer the Volaris is With You service. When you get to the Volaris check-in counter, our staff will provide you with the necessary assistance to make your travel experience a great one.
What does the service include?
It consists of providing assistance for unaccompanied minors from the airport of origin, during the flight, and until arrival at the destination airport. It does not include transportation to/from areas outside the Airport.
Children between 5 and 11 years old who are traveling alone are considered unaccompanied minors and may only travel using Volaris is With You. From 12 to 17 years old, they have the option of whether or not to use the service when they travel unaccompanied. In both cases, the minor must come to the Volaris check-in counter accompanied by someone over the age of 18.
Children between 2 and 4 years old may travel as unaccompanied minors only when traveling with a family member between 12 and 17 years old. In this case, both will be considered unaccompanied minors and they must use the Volaris is With You service.
You can add the service at the Customers' step of the booking process on www.volaris.com, or purchase it via the Call Center, or at the check-in counter at the airport.
If you already have Volaris is With You
Minors using the Volaris is With You service must arrive at the check-in counter accompanied by someone over the age of 18 who can provide their personal information (name, phone number, address, and official identification), the information of the person dropping them off and the information of the person who will receive them at the destination airport.
Restrictions
It is important that you take into account the following restrictions that apply to unaccompanied minors under 18:
Personal information of the minor
Children traveling alone must wear a badge in plain sight with their personal information so that the crew and employees can identify them as unaccompanied minors and they will be accompanied by Volaris staff throughout the travel process.
Minors undergoing treatment
Minors who are undergoing medical treatment, have chronic or degenerative illnesses, or have physical conditions or disabilities that prevent them from being able to look after themselves can't travel as unaccompanied minors.
If it is an international flight, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with the current legal (immigration) regulations and required documentation for minors traveling abroad before making a reservation.
Consider...
For information on the price of the service, please refer to Additional Services Fees.
The price of the service is per client, per flight and is not transferable.