Changes at Flybondi: a key man leaves in the midst of the low cost reorganization

Since February, the executive served as vice president of the low costa position he assumed after the entry of the American investment group of Leonardo Scattrice, COC Global Enterpriseas a shareholder of the airline in June 2025.

Since February, Sana was also at the head of OCA. Scatturice acquired the logistics and mail company in December to compete with Andreani y Free marketand last January he also stayed with Arrowgroup that owns the transportation and lockers firms Arrow Log, End of the World Express y COULD.

“The new appointments respond to a long-term vision of the development of our companies,” Scatturice said in a statement at the time. “Both OCA and Flybondi will begin very relevant stages of growth and transformationand we are going to need leadership aligned with those challenges,” the businessman close to Santiago Caputowith links to the SIDE and who was involved in the episode of the suitcases that entered without control.

Sana posted the announcement on her LinkedIn profile. “Closing a very important cycle in my career. After more than seven years at Flybondi and of these intense 100 days at OCA, where we worked on the design of the company’s transformation plan, A new professional stage begins full of challenges and new projects“, wrote.

“At Flybondi I had the opportunity to lead one of the most disruptive projects in Argentine aviation.along with extraordinary teams that made it possible to democratize access to the plane for millions of people,” he explained.

“At OCA, the challenge was different but equally exciting: lay the foundations for a profound transformation, combining operation, technology, efficiency and innovation to project a company prepared for the coming years,” he said. And he added: “I want to thank all the teams with which I worked in both companies, the shareholders, partners, suppliers and each person who was part of this journey.

He anticipated that Gaston Perez Izquierdo will lead OCA as the new CEO. “I want to wish you much success, I am convinced that the company has a huge opportunity for transformation and growth”, he highlighted.

And he concluded: “Now is the time to take on new projects.continue building and continue challenging industries through innovation, execution and technology.”

When Sana was promoted, Paz Lovisolo took over as CEO of the airline.who also became its president. When asked about this, Flybondi did not comment, nor did OCA.

Since January, Flybondi had multiple flight cancellations and in March there were delays in the payment of salaries, at the same time that it launched a voluntary retirement plan. Last week, rumors surfaced about a possible conversion of the company into an exclusive cargo airline, but the company denied it.

Meanwhile, seeks to operate under the Paraguayan flag. Days ago, representatives of the low cost met with executives of the National Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DINAC) from the neighboring country to advance the process.