Flybondi seeks protection after liens and 57‑day grounding in Argentina

Flybondi seeks protection after liens and 57‑day grounding in Argentina
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Flybondi asked for protection against Argentine creditors after being grounded for 57 days, while the Federal Revenue Service (ARCA) and the civil aviation regulator (ANAC) each placed liens exceeding ARS 1.5 billion on the airline.

A hotel‑sector creditor’s request to declare Flybondi bankrupt over a claimed ARS 660.7 million debt was rejected for documentary reasons, and the carrier’s fleet of 13 aircraft has seen 10 aircraft returned or in the process of being returned, after transporting 254,533 passengers in August 2025.

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