For clarification...the following will be the official WLT definition of the various stalk positions for cigar tobaccos.
Volado, is the the first priming known as "mud lugs", "sand lugs" or "cutters" in English or in reference to traditional American growing techniques. The lowest 2 -3 sets of leaves on a tobacco plant. Due to the condition of the leaves, almost all Volado (mud lugs) goes into shredded cigar filler.
Seco, is the second priming of a five priming schedule or the first priming of a three priming schedule, i.e. Seco, Viso, Ligero.
Viso, The third priming of five primings or the second of three primings.
Ligero, Third priming of three of forth of five.
Corona, Fifth priming of five or forth of three. Most plants do not develop Corona leaves, but when there is a sufficient crop of Corona, these leaves will be harvested separately from the Ligero in a three and five priming schedule.
So, in summary, Volado is a garbage grade of leaf and is not available (by any reputable vendor) as long filler cigar tobacco.