Flybondi is launching attractive discounts on international flights in 2026

The low-cost airline is launching its summer campaign with discounts of up to 30%, to be used in the first half of 2026

12/24/2025 – 3:58 p.m

Flybondi has announced a promotion offering deals Discounts of up to 30% on tickets to national and international destinations, available until January 2, 2026. The initiative is part of the second stage of the “Rodolfo’s Holiday” campaign and allows trips to be planned for the period from January 7th to June 30th, 2026.

How to use the Flybondi discount to travel cheaply in 2026

To access the benefit, Passengers must enter the code FIESTAS when purchasing on the airline’s official website. The basics and conditions of the campaign are also published there. The aim is to stimulate demand against the backdrop of strong operational growth and consolidation of the company’s route network.

The low-cost airline ended the year with significant expansion: it currently operates 32 routes and launched its so-called “epic summer season” with an estimated schedule of 15,000 flights between December and March. During this period, Flybondi aims to carry almost 2.8 million passengers, a record volume for the company.

To maintain this increase in supply, the airline has integrated ten aircraft into the ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) modality, a rental system that includes aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance. This tool allows you to quickly expand seating capacity during peak demand months to complement your own fleet of Boeing 737-800s.

Operationally, seven of these additional aircraft were based in Buenos Aires and three at the Córdoba hub, with a focus on strengthening connectivity to inland destinations and regional routes in Brazil, Paraguay and Peru.

Although there were some inconveniences leading up to the holidays – cancellations occurred in the third week of December due to weather and technical issues – the company remains committed to its growth plans. In this sense, Flybondi has a long-term order for 35 new aircraft from Boeing and Airbus, with the aim of renewing and expanding its fleet in the coming years.