- The company placed an order for 35 new aircraft from Airbus and Boeing.
- This investment will be led by COC Global Enterprise as the main investor in Flybondi.
- The airline could thus increase the number of aircraft in its fleet by 230% over the next 4 years.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, December 2, 2025 – Flybondi, Argentina’s first low-cost airline, announces the signing of an agreement with Boeing and Airbus for the incorporation of brand-new aircraft. With an investment of approximately US$1.7 billion, this will consolidate the largest fleet expansion in recent years in both Argentina and Paraguay, and one of the most significant in Latin America.

The company will incorporate 15 Airbus A220-300 aircraft with an option for 5 additional ones. This model, manufactured in Alabama (USA), has a capacity to transport 160 passengers, and the first deliveries are scheduled for 2027, with completion in 2029. It is important to note that Flybondi will be the first operator of this aircraft model in Latin America.

Additionally, it will incorporate 10 Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft with an option for 5 more. This model has a capacity for 240 passengers, is manufactured in Reston (USA), and the first deliveries are scheduled for 2027, with a progressive schedule that will conclude in 2030.

This expansion represents a strategic milestone for the airline, which will seek growth both in Argentina and in new markets in Latin America and the Caribbean with highly efficient, latest-generation aircraft models.

Leonardo Scatturice, Chairman & CEO of COC Global Enterprise, said: “Today we are taking a historic step for Flybondi. A billion-dollar investment in the addition of new aircraft reaffirms our commitment to the region’s growth. This decision strengthens its operational capacity, drives the creation of thousands of jobs, and improves connectivity between countries and cities, boosting the economy and creating new opportunities for everyone. Investing is believing, and today we believe in the future more than ever.”

For his part, Mauricio Sana, CEO of Flybondi, stated: “This decision is a natural step in our vision to build the most democratic and efficient air network in the region. We aim to incorporate aircraft from both manufacturers in a balanced way, and for this, we have the strong commitment and support of our new American investor. This growth plan strengthens our future as a company and boosts the entire regional airline industry. Flybondi arrived to change the way people fly in Argentina, and now we are ready to bring this model to the rest of Latin America.”

It is important to highlight that this addition of new aircraft will allow the company to:
- Increase its seat capacity on domestic and international routes.
- Expand its presence in key Latin American markets.
- Leverage the versatility of both fleets, achieving greater reach and access to new market opportunities.
- Improving the customer experience by offering enhanced features.
- Optimizing fuel efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint.

Flybondi reaffirms its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the economic development of the countries where it operates.