Last year Volaris launched their $499 all you can fly annual pass, which covers the base airfare and allows booking seats 72 hours in advance for international flights and 24 hours in advance for Mexican flights.

I've been looking into this as it covers one route I travel frequently in which I am flexible with dates. And it could also be useful for short trips.

Two questions I have are

Have you've tried this product before?

And if you've been able to use it for international destinations that require proof of onward tickets. Like does Volaris at checkin and the inbound country accept the Annual Pass as an outbound ticket?

I'm thinking of places like Costa Rica which require an outbound ticket for foreigners. Or Mexico or the US which usually asks for one before boarding. I have a Central American passport, not a weak passport but also not a really strong one .

From: https://annualpass.volaris.com/en-us...vplus/register

Volaris Annual Pass:

Fly on any of our more than 190 direct routes

Travel to all of our destinations in 8 countries: Mexico, the United States, Central, and South America*

Just pay TUA* and taxes

*Volaris Annual Pass seats are based on availability. They are published 24 hours in advance for domestic destinations and 3 days in advance for international destinations.

*The Airport Use Fee (TUA) is a payment that Mexican airports require for using their facilities. It is not specific to Volaris.