Overview
- From December to March, the carrier targets about 15,000 flights—roughly 40% more than last season—and forecasts 2.8 million passengers, up 56%.
- The seasonal fleet rises to 24 aircraft with 13 owned and 10 wet‑leased, using Avion Express and AlbaStar again and adding ETF Airways.
- Operational reliability has rebounded to roughly 99% after last year’s cancellations, with on‑time performance at about 98% on a 60‑minute metric and 60–70% on the 15‑minute standard.
- The network mix shifts to roughly 70% domestic and 30% international, with nearly 35% of ACMI flying on routes the airline did not operate before and a stronger role for Córdoba as a second hub.
- Management cites a $90 million ACMI investment, fares up about 18–20% this year in line with inflation, and ongoing pressure from roughly 75% dollar‑linked costs and high taxes.