About Volar

1.What Volar does

Volar searches the same flight across hundreds of airlines and agencies at once and shows you where it costs least. When you pick a fare we send you to the site selling it, and you book and pay there.

The home page is a map with the lowest price to each destination from your city. It answers a question ordinary search engines handle poorly: where you can go on the budget you have.

We don’t sell tickets, issue bookings or charge anything for using the site. There are no accounts and no sign-up.

2.Who runs it

Volar is operated from Villavicencio, Meta, Colombia. It is an independent project: it belongs to no airline and no travel agency, and none of them decides the order results appear in.

The site is written in Spanish first, with English and Portuguese versions.

3.Where the prices come from

Fares come from airlines and agencies through Travelpayouts, the Aviasales data network. When you run a search, prices are fetched at that moment; the ones on the map and on route pages are the lowest fare found recently and serve as a reference.

Air fares change several times a day. The final price is always the one the seller confirms at the end of its checkout.

Not every airline is included. Some don’t publish fares on this network, so it is worth checking their own site too when a route is flown mostly by one of them.

4.How it pays for itself

When you book after arriving from Volar, the seller may pay us a commission. It doesn’t change the price you pay and doesn’t alter the order of results.

The site may also show Google advertising. Ads are served by Google and are not our recommendations.

5.What we can’t do

Your booking is with the airline or agency that issued your ticket. Volar can’t see, change or cancel it, and takes no part in refunds, delays or baggage. For those, whoever sold you the ticket is the one who can help.