Volaris announced the launch of a hiring campaign for more than 2,000 new employees to support its expansion plans both in the Mexican domestic market and in the rest of Latin America.
During the second quarter, the company registered a 14% growth in capacity (ASM) compared to the same period of 2019, and expects to incorporate 25 new aircraft during the next 18 months.
“For us, the growth of our Volaris Family is great news, thanks to the demand and growth we are experiencing. Our hiring campaign will impact not only the company, but will also support the creation of 8,400 indirect jobs, also activating the job recovery and Mexico’s economic reactivation,» said Juliana Angarita, director of Talent and Organizational Development at Volaris.
“The airline has led the recovery in demand in Mexico and continues to take advantage of the rebound in demand for air travel. The expansion of capacity has been strategic and the results translated into a higher amount of revenue in seats per mile and lower costs, as well as a better position compared to competitors ”, said the low-cost in a statement.
Those interested should enter jobs.volaris.com. You can also visit the Aviacionline Jobs section to see the latest aeronautical job offers both in Mexico and in the rest of Latin America and Spain.
Currently, Volaris’ network reaches 43 cities in Mexico and 28 cities in the United States and Central America, operating a fleet of 3 A319s, 39 A320ceo, 32 A320neo, 10 A321ceo and 6 A321neo. In 2020 it reached a 40.5% share of domestic traffic in Mexico, ahead of Aeroméxico with 31.2% and Viva with 26%. Its workforce surpasses 5,000 employees.
“I am proud of what our team was able to achieve in the second quarter of 2021, significantly improving almost all of the Company’s operating and financial metrics. Additionally, we were able to significantly increase capacity while improving TRASM and maintaining our cost control discipline. This efficient growth allowed us to double our EBITDA compared to the second quarter of 2019, «said Enrique Beltranena, President and CEO of Volaris, in the presentation of second-quarter results last month.
