Flybondi resumed scheduled passenger flights on 14 July 2026 after a 12-day suspension triggered by a jet fuel payment dispute with YPF, now resolved under a new agreement. The airline restarted with two aircraft, completing 10 flights, and plans to scale to eight operational planes in the initial normalization phase. COC Global Enterprise, the US investment fund that became Flybondi’s majority shareholder in June 2025, removed former CEO Mauricio Sana amid an internal investigation revealing irregularities and alleged fraud in prior management. COC Global confirmed its legal team is preparing evidence to file complaints in Argentine courts against those responsible for the fraudulent maneuvers, while appointing former Flybondi president Esteban Tossutti as air transport advisor to support the recovery plan.