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Volato Go! programme expands into Texas
The intra-Texas aviation market is substantial and well-suited to Volato's HondaJet fleet, and its Volato Go! programme now offers low-priced, one way flights between Dallas, Houston and Austin.
Volato Go! Texas pricing applies to flights between Dallas Love Field, William P Hobby airport and Austin-Bergstrom International.

Volato has expanded its Volato Go! capped-price programme to include one way flights between Dallas, Houston and Austin in Texas on its HondaJet fleet.

“Volato is excited to extend our Volato Go! network to the Texas Triangle,” says Gary Waldman, executive vice president of fleet performance. “The intra-Texas aviation market is substantial and well-suited to our four seat HondaJet fleet of over 20 aircraft and growing. With Volato Go!, all customers can take advantage of our lowest dynamic market pricing, with the price representing the highest they will pay. Our best available, all-in pricing approach is an example of the value and transparency we are bringing to private aviation.”

Volato Go! Texas pricing applies to flights between Dallas Love Field, William P Hobby airport and Austin-Bergstrom International. Federal excise taxes, segment taxes and catering are not included. There are currently no calendar restrictions other than during peak periods, for a limited time. The launch pricing is $6,000 for one way flights in all markets.

This expansion marks the third region with Volato Go! availability. Its West Coast Triangle includes Van Nuys-Metro Oakland International-Harry Reid International from $6,000 while the East Coast Triangle includes Teterboro-Dekalb-Peachtree-Miami-Opa Locka Executive from $8,000 one way.

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