Flair Airlines has appointed Bevie Thomas as its new Chief Financial Officer.
Thomas, who officially joined Flair on November 1, 2026, will oversee the airline’s finance team as it continues to expand its operations.
“Bevie brings world-class finance experience and a deep respect for the teams that make a business run,” said CEO Len Corrado.
“When Canadians book with Flair, they’re trusting us with the moments that matter most, whether it’s a trip to see loved ones or a chance to make memories somewhere new. Bevie will help us keep earning that trust on every flight as we continue building Canada’s most trusted value carrier.”
Thomas joins Flair from Royalton International, where she served as Vice President, Corporate Controller, overseeing corporate finance for the resort group, which operates more than 18,000 rooms across eight countries.
Flair Airlines appointed Bevie Thomas, CPA, CA, as CFO. (Photo Credit: Supplied)
Her previous roles include Senior Director, Finance at BST Canada and five years with Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, where she managed financial reporting and analysis for more than 100 properties in over 45 countries.
Earlier in her career, Thomas held financial reporting and technical accounting positions at George Weston Limited after beginning her career at PwC.
“I’m incredibly proud to be joining Flair Airlines as Chief Financial Officer. As a distinctly Canadian value airline, Flair plays an important role in making air travel more accessible and reliable for Canadians,” said Thomas.
“I feel privileged to support Len’s vision and our shared belief that we can build something meaningful for Canadians, as Canadians.”
A Chartered Professional Accountant, Thomas holds a Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies with distinction from Western University. Throughout her career, she has worked alongside senior executives and boards on financial planning and business decisions.
For Thomas, the appointment also carries personal significance.
“As a South Asian woman and the daughter of immigrants, this opportunity also holds deep personal meaning for me. My parents taught me the importance of humility, hard work, empathy, and service. Those values continue to shape how I lead,” said Thomas.
“My first priority is to listen, learn and work alongside Len and the leadership team to meet our people and hear from our customers, and to build the financial discipline, clarity, accountability and resilience that sustainable growth requires.”
Thomas is based in Toronto.
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