| Origin | Destination | Duration | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
🇺🇸 ChicagoORD | 🇲🇽 GuadalajaraGDL | — | View route |
🇺🇸 ChicagoORD | 🇲🇽 Mexico CityMEX | — | View route |
🇺🇸 ChicagoORD | 🇲🇽 MonterreyMTY | — | View route |
🇺🇸 Dallas-Fort WorthDFW | 🇲🇽 SilaoBJX | — | View route |
🇺🇸 Dallas-Fort WorthDFW | 🇲🇽 MonterreyMTY | — | View route |
🇺🇸 Dallas-Fort WorthDFW | 🇲🇽 QuerétaroQRO | — | View route |
🇺🇸 Los AngelesLAX | 🇲🇽 GuadalajaraGDL | — | View route |
🇺🇸 Los AngelesLAX | 🇲🇽 Mexico CityMEX | — | View route |
🇺🇸 Los AngelesLAX | 🇲🇽 MonterreyMTY | — | View route |
🇺🇸 MiamiMIA | 🇲🇽 MéridaMID | — | View route |
🇺🇸 MiamiMIA | 🇲🇽 MonterreyMTY | — | View route |
🇺🇸 New YorkJFK | 🇲🇽 Mexico CityMEX | — | View route |
Viva (formerly Viva Aerobus) is Mexico's third-largest airline and a leading ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) serving domestic and international routes across Mexico, the United States, Central America, and South America. Founded in 2006 and headquartered at Monterrey International Airport (MTY) in Apodaca, Nuevo León, the airline operates an all-Airbus narrowbody fleet of approximately 116 aircraft as of mid-2025, with an average age of around 7.9 years—among the younger fleets in the region. Known for its no-frills model emphasizing affordable fares with optional add-ons, Viva connects over 50 destinations via hubs including Monterrey (MTY), Mexico City (MEX), and key leisure gateways like Cancún. It rebranded to simply 'Viva' in 2024 with a modern green livery and enhanced flexibility policies. While passenger reviews highlight strong value for money, the airline receives mixed feedback on service consistency and onboard amenities typical of the LCC segment. Viva maintains a strong safety record and continues rapid growth amid a proposed merger with Volaris to form Mexico's largest domestic airline group.