As part of its development in Argentina and the region, Flybondi announced an increase in part of its domestic and international routes and flights. The low cost airline has its main hub in Buenos Aires (Aeroparque and Ezeiza).
Neuquén, Tucumán, Salta and Mendoza increased their weekly operations from Aeroparque Jorge Newbery at the beginning of March (six, seven, eleven and fourteen flights per week respectively). On the other hand, Rio de Janeiro will maintain its daily frequency throughout the year, being Flybondi’s main regular international route.
In summer, the company operated flights to Punta del Este, and still maintains seasonal services to Florianópolis. According to the reservation system, on March 30th will be the last operations.
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Current flights and routes – Flybondi
Buenos Aires
- Bariloche (BRC): Aeroparque and Ezeiza
- Córdoba (COR): Aeroparque
- Corrientes (CNQ): Aeroparque
- Florianopolis (FLN): Ezeiza
- Iguazú (IGR): Aeroparque
- Jujuy (JUJ): Aeroparque
- Mendoza (MDZ): Aeroparque
- Neuquén (NQN): Aeroparque
- Posadas (PSS): Aeroparque
- Rio de Janeiro (GIG): Ezeiza
- Salta (SLA): Aeroparque
- Santiago del Estero (SDE): Aeroparque
- Sao Paulo (GRU): Ezeiza
- Trelew (REL): Aeroparque
- Tucumán (TUC): Aeroparque
- Ushuaia (USH): Ezeiza
Córdoba
- Bariloche (BRC): 4 weekly flights
- Neuquén (NQN): 2 weekly flights
“Adding connectivity and frequencies to our current network is one of the major objectives we set with our growth and investment plan. Three months after announcing it, we have major milestones that fill us with pride: more frequencies, new aircraft, passengers and more than 140 people that we have incorporated in the last three months to the company” mentioned Mauricio Sana, CEO of Flybondi and added: “In the middle of this month a new aircraft will arrive and in July we will have a fleet of 10 aircraft in operation. This will give us the possibility for more people to experience the freedom of flying”.
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Flybondi’s fleet consists of four Boeing 737-800s. At late February, the carrier retired one aircraft, although it expects to receive a new Boeing 737 replacement shortly.
