Controladora Vuela Compania de Aviacion, S.A.B. de C.V. (Volaris) has released its 2025 Integrated Annual Report, providing a comprehensive overview of its operations as an ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC). The report, titled "Ready for what’s next," is now accessible to investors and stakeholders via the company’s Investor Relations webpage. This publication serves as the primary annual disclosure for the airline, which operates point-to-point services across Mexico, the United States, Central, and South America.

The release underscores Volaris's continued expansion in the regional aviation market. Since commencing operations in March 2006, the carrier has significantly scaled its network, growing from just five routes to more than 244. Concurrently, the fleet has expanded from four aircraft to 154 planes, supporting more than 600 daily flight segments. This growth trajectory highlights the company's strategy of offering low base fares while maintaining one of the youngest fleets in Mexico.

Volaris targets a diverse passenger base, including visitors traveling to see friends and relatives, as well as cost-conscious business and leisure travelers. The airline connects 46 cities in Mexico with 29 cities in the United States, Central, and South America. By focusing on extensive customer choice and quality service within the ULCC model, Volaris aims to consolidate its market position in these key regions.

Operational Scale and Network

The following table summarizes Volaris's key operational metrics as reported in the 2025 Integrated Annual Report:

These figures reflect the carrier's ability to maintain high frequency and broad geographic coverage. The network spans multiple countries, allowing Volaris to capture demand across borders in North and Latin America. The emphasis on a young fleet supports operational efficiency, a critical factor for ULCCs managing tight margins.

Investor Information

Investors seeking detailed financial and strategic insights can access the full report at ir.volaris.com. The company encourages regular consultation of this platform for important updates. For specific inquiries, investors may contact Liliana Juárez at ir@volaris.com . Media representatives should direct questions to Ricardo Flores at rflores@gcya.net .

It is important to note that the information included in the report has not been audited. Furthermore, the document does not provide any information about the company's future performance. Volaris states that future results depend on numerous factors, and historical performance or comparisons with prior periods should not be inferred as indicators of similar future outcomes.

Volaris Group Inc. announced the acquisition of SureView Systems, a UK-based provider of enterprise-level, worldwide security monitoring, analysis, and response across both physical and cyber domains. The transaction strengthens the security vertical in Volaris by adding a highly complementary business with strong roots in physical security operations, data-driven field response workflows, and enterprise-scale monitoring. SureView Systems will continue to operate independently within the Security Portfolio of Volaris Group.

Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, SureView Systems focuses on global security operations centers with software designed to support advanced physical security system management. Its solution ingests video management, access control, and other operational system data to enable a "single pane of glass" view into enterprise-level security ecosystems responsible for protecting facilities, people, and data in real time across multiple geographies. The business has built long-standing customer relationships through high-quality and efficient SaaS and on-prem solutions.

Becky Stout, Group Leader, Security, Volaris Group, stated that SureView brings deep domain expertise, proven technology, and a customer base that trusts the platform for mission-critical security operations. She added that joining Volaris Group gives SureView the long-term home, resources, and operating support to continue serving its highly valued customers with the focus and reliability they expect. For employees, the acquisition creates new opportunities to learn, grow, and contribute to a broader security portfolio while preserving the customer-first culture.

SureView Systems works with a wide range of customers in several industries such as technology, finance, critical infrastructure, and manufacturing. The company was founded in 2001 in a security monitoring center, where its leadership team set out to solve a growing challenge for security operators: managing multiple disparate systems through a single, consistent view. Today, SureView is a leading PSIM provider in North America, delivering scalable, hardware-agnostic software that brings alarms, video, access control, and response procedures together.

Key Details of the Acquisition

Volaris Group acquires, strengthens, and grows vertical market technology companies. As an Operating Group of Constellation Software Inc., Volaris focuses on strengthening businesses within the markets they compete, enabling them to grow through organic measures or complementary acquisitions.