Walfred Castro, Director of Communications of Viva Aerobús, accompanied by the director of the Los Cabos Tourism Trust (FITURCA) Rodrigo Esponda; the president of the Administrative Council of the Los Cabos Hotel Association, Mauricio Salicrup; Fernando Ojeda, Undersecretary of Tourism and Economy (SETUE) in Baja California Sur, and; Francisco Villaseñor, director of the International Airport in Los Cabos, announced at a press conference that this airline already has three direct routes from Los Cabos, with an approximate average cost of $2,300 pesos including taxes and TUA.

Walfred Castro, Director of Viva Aerobús Communications: "Querétaro's has three frequencies a week, which is the new one and both Torreón and Cd. Juárez have twice a week"

The frequencies of the route to Querétaro will be Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday; CD Juárez Tuesday and Saturday and to Torreón Monday and Friday

In collaboration with SETUE, the Los Cabos Tourism Trust and the Los Cabos Hotel Association, Viva Aerobús has carried out a great job of analyzing the national market to offer customers greater connectivity to different destinations in the country frequently and directly.

Walfred Castro, Director of Viva Aerobús Communications: “…in relation to the entity's tourism authorities, in this case with FITURCA, to be able to analyze what is it that where the passenger comes from the most, what is the passenger's need and these three routes that come to complement the eleven routes that Viva has to Los Cabos…and 14 with the three from La Paz”

Air connectivity in Los Cabos has grown rapidly since 2019, and although the pandemic forced commercial partners to pause, the following years have been beneficial for the destination due to the number of national and international tourists that have arrived in the San José del Cabo International Airport, so the connectivity options of viva Aerobús are not exhausted.

On November 30, Viva Aerobús will celebrate 17 years of operation, adding up to 2023 a total of 73 Airbus A-320 aircraft for 186 passengers and A-321 for 240, which are characterized by being the newest fleet in Mexico and the fourth largest fleet. New in North America, transporting in 2022 more than 20 million passengers.