CNA to approve Volaris‑Viva Aerobus Merger creating Grupo Más Vuelos
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The Comisión Nacional Antimonopolio (CNA) is expected to approve the merger of Volaris and Viva Aerobus before the end of the year, creating a company called Grupo Más Vuelos, the largest airline consortium in the Mexican market.
Regulators plan to impose conditions focused on user protection and labor stability, including fare control, preservation of the low‑cost model and employment protection, while both airlines will keep their independent commercial brand identities; the two carriers currently share 85 routes and, after consolidation, Grupo Más Vuelos will be the sole operator on 55 of those routes, with the highest concentration on routes between Guadalajara and Monterrey airports.