Flybondi has resumed commercial flight operations after a two-week grounding, marking a tentative return to service for the Argentine low-cost carrier.
The airline announced it is currently operating two aircraft and expects to add six more to its fleet in the coming days, signaling an attempt to stabilize its network following a period of complete operational standstill.
This internal restructuring follows a formal bankruptcy petition filed by Hotel Presidente, a prominent four-star property in Buenos Aires, over unpaid services totaling more than $660 million.
The restart comes amid significant corporate turmoil.
The new ownership group has attributed the grounding to alleged fraudulent irregularities and poor corporate governance under the previous management.
This internal restructuring follows a formal bankruptcy petition filed by Hotel Presidente, a prominent four-star property in Buenos Aires, over unpaid services totaling more than $660 million.
The legal action underscores the severe liquidity constraints that forced the carrier to halt flights in early July.