We advise passengers NOT to carry the following items in their checked baggage: money, jewelry, works of art, valuables, electronic devices (radios, mobile phones, computers, cameras, among others), medications, perishable items, liquids, or fragile items. If your situation requires you to transport any of these items, do not forget to check them appropriately.
Remember that Volaris will not be responsible for the loss of any of the items above, which will not be considered baggage if they are transported without Volaris' knowledge or consent.
If baggage does not arrive on the baggage conveyor with the rest of the flight's baggage, the Customer must submit a claim to the Volaris staff in charge of baggage, who will provide them with the corresponding baggage claim form. The same procedure should be followed in the event of damaged baggage.
Destroyed or damaged baggage on domestic flights: Compensation for the destruction of or damage to baggage will be by the provisions outlined in the Civil Aviation Law; for carry-on baggage, it shall be up to the equivalent of 80 (eighty) Units of Measure and Update. For the loss of checked baggage, up to 150 (one hundred and fifty) Units of Measurement and Update will be paid.
Delayed baggage on domestic flights: If a Customer's checked baggage does not arrive at the same time they arrive at their destination, at their request, the Airline will provide them with $250.00 (two hundred and fifty pesos 00/100, MXN) per day for up to three days, that is, a maximum of $750.00 (seven hundred and fifty pesos 00/100, MXN) for each day that passes without their baggage being delivered.
Due to routine handling, baggage may have minor scratches, dents, broken wheels, broken zippers, or dirt. Volaris is not responsible for such damage or any damages resulting from excess baggage content or improperly packed or fragile items.