Volaris Airbus A320ceo koltuk planı — 180 koltuk

The current Volaris Mexico customer service plan publishes seating diagrams for A320 aircraft with 174, 179, 180 and 186 passenger seats and A321 aircraft with 220, 230 and 239 passenger seats; the diagrams show the exact 3-3 row grids, partial rows, exits and lavatory areas.

⚠The PDF was created 21 October 2025 and labels diagrams only as A320 or A321, without assigning ceo versus neo engines. Current type assignment is therefore reconciled with the 1Q26 fleet page and current neutral airframe records. The diagrams do not publish seat pitch, width, recline, hardware model, paid-seat zones or window alignment. Native archived column-legend resolution does not independently establish A-F on this figure. Retained numbered physical positions are primary-supported, while letter identities and side names remain conventional.

Volaris Investor Relations reports that its 1Q26 fleet included 43 A320ceos averaging 179 seats, 64 A320neos averaging 186 seats, 10 A321ceos averaging 228 seats and 38 A321neos averaging 238 seats.

⚠The page publishes type-level fleet counts and rounded average seats, not per-configuration fleet counts or registrations. It supports current type status and reconciliation of multiple capacities, but no fleetCount is assigned to an individual layout.

The XA-VOZ airframe record identifies an active Volaris A320-200 in Y180 configuration, last updated 27 April 2026.

⚠The live page returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch and could not be archived; this limited claim is cited from the current search-result extract only.

Mexico operator Concesionaria Vuela customer-service plan, section11, publishes A320174/179/180/186 and A321220/230/239 passenger diagrams.

⚠The PDF is dated October21,2025 by its metadata and re-fetched October1,2026. It labels generic A320/A321, not ceo/neo or registrations. A319138/144 diagrams also remain in the document although current consolidated fleet reports zero A319.

Official 2Q26 consolidated fleet: 155 aircraft; 39 A320ceo averaging 179 seats, 10 A321ceo averaging 228, 66 A320neo averaging 186, 40 A321neo averaging 238; A319 zero.

⚠Consolidated reporting does not publish exact per-capacity fleet counts, individual airframe assignments or Mexico/Costa Rica/El Salvador allocation; averages are not exact per-tail capacities.

Official issuer history distinguishes Costa Rica AOC awarded2016 and El Salvador AOC awarded2021; current group summary155 aircraft and31.9 million passengers LTM June30,2026.

⚠These subsidiaries are not silently assigned to the Mexican Y4 cabin records.

Recent-events section: proposed Viva/Volaris holding-company structure approved by both boards/shareholders, closing expected2026 subject to approvals and closing conditions; independent operating certificates and brands preserved.

⚠No consummation or shared-fleet claim follows from this conditional announcement.