Flair Airlines appoints Bevie Thomas as new chief financial officer
Thomas brings more than 15 years of financial leadership experience from the hospitality and retail sectors.
TORONTO · Bevie Thomas is the new chief financial officer of Flair Airlines. She started in the role on November 1, 2026, bringing over 15 years of financial leadership to the ultra-low-cost carrier. Based in Toronto, she will lead the airline's finance department. Her hiring comes as the company focuses on growth and strengthening its position in Canada's aviation market.
"Bevie brings world-class finance experience and a deep respect for the teams that make a business run," CEO Len Corrado said in a press release. He said Thomas would help the airline earn the trust of customers booking trips to see loved ones or make new memories. Corrado said the goal is to continue building Canada's most trusted value carrier. Thomas most recently served as vice president, corporate controller at Royalton International, a luxury resort group.
Her career includes senior finance roles at Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and BST Canada. At Four Seasons, she was responsible for financial reporting and analysis for a global portfolio of properties. Earlier roles included positions at George Weston Limited and PwC. She is a Chartered Professional Accountant and a graduate of Western University.
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"I'm incredibly proud to be joining Flair Airlines as Chief Financial Officer," Thomas said in a statement. She described Flair as a distinctly Canadian value airline that makes travel more accessible and reliable. Thomas said she feels privileged to support the vision of CEO Len Corrado. She expressed a shared belief in building something meaningful for Canadians.
Thomas said the appointment holds deep personal meaning as a South Asian woman and the daughter of immigrants. "My parents taught me the importance of humility, hard work, empathy, and service," she added. She said those values continue to shape how she leads. Her first priority will be to listen, learn and work with the leadership team to build financial discipline for sustainable growth.
With files from Travel Market Report