VB (VB)

384 non-stop routes across 63 airports. Main hub: Monterrey (MTY).

About VB

VB is Viva Aerobus, Mexico's no-frills low-cost carrier operating out of a network that's bigger than most travelers realize. The main hub sits at Monterrey's General Mariano Escobedo International (MTY), which anchors 50 routes and tells you something about the airline's identity right away — this isn't a Mexico City-first operation. With 384 non-stop routes spread across 63 airports and a network spanning over 470,000 km, Viva Aerobus punches well above its budget-carrier weight class. No alliance membership, no pretense about it. Point-to-point flying at low-cost prices is the whole model.

Why fly VB?

The honest case for Viva Aerobus starts with coverage. Thirty-three routes into the US and solid reach into Colombia, Cuba, and Costa Rica mean this isn't just a domestic Mexico shuttle operation. If you're routing through MTY rather than the congestion of MEX (which, between the two Mexico City airports, splits 64 routes anyway), you'll often find cheaper fares and saner connection times. The BOG-MTY route at 3,625 km is the longest in the network — not a trivial hop — which suggests the airline is comfortable operating real international flying, not just border-town shuttles. Price positioning is aggressively low, which matters when Mexico's domestic routes are otherwise dominated by a carrier charging full-service fares.

VB hub airports

Top destination countries on VB

Tips for booking VB

Book direct through Viva Aerobus's own site — third-party aggregators frequently miss their promotional fares. Expect a strict unbundled model: base fare covers you and not much else, so price in baggage fees before you celebrate that cheap ticket. NLU (Felipe Ángeles, the newer Mexico City airport) handles 37 routes but remains less connected to the city than MEX, so budget transfer time accordingly. The MTY hub is genuinely efficient by regional standards. Since there's no alliance membership, don't expect to earn miles on a partner program — what you see is what you get, which at least keeps the math simple.

Frequently asked questions about VB

Where does VB (VivaAerobus) fly?

VB operates 384 routes primarily serving Mexico, the USA, and Colombia. The airline connects major cities across North America and South America, making it a key carrier for regional travel in these markets.

What is VB's main hub airport?

VB's primary hub is Monterrey International Airport (MTY) in Mexico. This strategic location allows the airline to efficiently serve its extensive network across the Americas.

Is VB a legacy carrier, low-cost carrier, or regional airline?

VB operates as a low-cost carrier, offering budget-friendly fares across its network of 384 routes. The airline focuses on point-to-point service with an emphasis on affordability and efficiency.

When should I book a VB flight, and what fare classes are available?

For the best fares, book in advance, typically 4-6 weeks before travel. VB offers multiple fare classes with varying inclusions; checking their website directly will show current pricing options and what amenities are included at each level.

What are VB's baggage and check-in policies?

As a low-cost carrier, VB typically charges for checked baggage and may have restrictions on carry-on items depending on your fare class. It's recommended to review the specific baggage allowance for your booking on VB's official website before traveling.

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Main hubs for VB

Where VB concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

Where VB flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

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VB network at a glance

Frequently asked questions about VB

  • How many routes does VB operate?

    VB (VB) operates 384 non-stop routes across 63 airports worldwide.

  • What is VB's main hub?

    VB's busiest hub is Monterrey (MTY) in Mexico, with 50 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is VB's longest route?

    VB's longest non-stop route is BOG-MTY at 3,625 km.

  • Where does VB fly the most?

    VB flies most often to Mexico, with 339 routes serving destinations in Mexico.