Volaris car seat and stroller policy
Your guide to Volaris rules for flying with children's gear. Learn about bringing a stroller at no extra cost and using an FAA-approved car seat.
Volaris has a straightforward policy for family gear, allowing you to bring a stroller at no additional cost. You can keep your stroller with you all the way to the aircraft door. If you prefer for your baby to fly in a car seat, you can do so by purchasing a separate adult ticket for them.
| Topic | What Volaris says |
|---|---|
| Stroller | You can bring a stroller at no additional cost. It can be taken to the aircraft door, where it will be collected for transport in the cargo hold and returned to you upon disembarking.Source |
| Car seat on board | If you buy an adult ticket for your baby, you can bring an FAA-approved car seat onboard. You can verify its suitability by checking its safety labels.Source |
Strollers and car seats
You can bring a stroller at no additional cost. The process is simple: you use it through the airport and leave it at the door of the plane. The airline team will place it in the cargo hold and return it to you as you disembark from the plane.
To use a car seat in the cabin, you must purchase an adult ticket for your baby. The seat must be FAA-approved. Volaris notes that you can verify this by checking the safety labels on the car seat itself.
“Bring a stroller at no additional cost. Take your stroller to the aircraft's door, where our team will gladly receive it to transport it to the cargo hold. We'll return it once you reach your destination as you disembark from the plane.”
Official wording, cms.volaris.com, checked Oct 21, 2026
“If you prefer your baby to travel in their seat, you can purchase an adult ticket and bring an FAA-approved car seat. You can check if the car seat is suitable by looking at its safety labels.”
Official wording, cms.volaris.com, checked Oct 21, 2026
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