NEW DIRECT ROUTE FROM OAKLAND TO LOS CABOS
April 3, 2025
Volaris has expanded its network with a new direct flight from Oakland, California to Los Cabos, marking a significant addition to the international connectivity of the region. The inaugural flight brought over 160 passengers to the destination, underscoring the demand for travel between these two popular spots.
The new route is expected to boost tourism, especially from Oakland, which has a high-profile travel market aligned with Los Cabos' luxury offerings. This daily flight departs Oakland at 12:30 PM and arrives in Los Cabos at 3:30 PM. Return flights leave Los Cabos at 5:00 PM and land in Oakland at 8:30 PM.
This new service strengthens the connection between these two highly sought-after destinations, enhancing both tourism and commercial exchange, and contributing to the ongoing economic dynamism of the region. Volaris currently holds a 21% share of the seats offered at Los Cabos International Airport, reflecting its vital role in the destination's international traffic.
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