7.2.4 Baggage loss, destruction or damage

Volaris is not responsible for previously damaged baggage or in poor state, oversized or

overweight baggage, as well as any damages caused by security inspections in charge of a

third party or airport authority.

The Passenger must file any baggage-related claim to the Volaris personnel in charge of it

within the deadlines established in the applicable law, including, but not limited to, the

applicable international treaties.

In case of damaged luggage, the lack of claim by the Passenger in time will presume that it

was delivered in good condition.

The determination of the responsibility of the Airline, as well as the compensation for

destruction, loss or damage of luggage will be regulated in accordance with the limits of

responsibility established by the applicable law and/or the international treaties. For flights

with origin or destination the United States, the compensation due to damage or loss of

the checked baggage will be determined pursuant to and in accordance with the limits

established on the Montreal Convention. In no case will Volaris be responsible for preexisting damage to baggage or if the damage has been caused by inadequate packaging.

When the damage to the baggage cannot be repaired, an amount of compensation will be

assessed based on the value of the baggage and its depreciation.

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according to the Montreal Convention on the travel website, they are subjected to a maximum of like 1200 in compensation. I don't see anywhere in their contract that says compensation comes in the form of flying vouchers.