Overview
- The company built a network of six main routes that link 14 destinations across eight states and runs roughly 1,600 trips per month with about 40 buses operated by five local partners.
- Flix uses an asset-light model that centralizes ticketing, routing and customer experience in a mobile app while local transportistas supply buses and drivers under the company’s technology and branding.
- Passengers board at fixed curbside stops using QR codes, track vehicles in real time, and ride buses equipped with satellite tracking, remote cameras, USB power, onboard toilets and Wi‑Fi.
- A commercial alliance with Greyhound lets Mexican customers buy single reservations that connect to more than 1,600 U.S. and Canadian destinations, extending cross-border travel options.
- Flix says it is negotiating with municipal and federal authorities to expand routes, plans to renew its fleet every five to six years, and expects to scale service to meet anticipated tourist demand for the 2026 World Cup.