Flybondi has been authorized by Argentina’s National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) to resume commercial flight operations after submitting a corrective action plan demanded by the government.
The clearance comes after the low-cost carrier was grounded for two weeks and canceled more than 120 scheduled flights, sparking a regulatory probe into its operational stability.
The airline had previously canceled approximately 75% of its scheduled flights in July amid financial and operational pressures.
The airline had previously canceled approximately 75% of its scheduled flights in July amid financial and operational pressures.
The recent grounding followed a period of intense scrutiny from regulators, who issued two new administrative acts against the carrier for failing to meet safety and service standards.
Flybondi’s submission of the required action plan appears to have satisfied immediate regulatory concerns, allowing the company to restart its limited network.
Despite the clearance, Flybondi’s return to service remains tentative.