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Len Corrado takes over as Flair Airlines CEO after stint at Sunwing

Globe and Mail 08:22 PM UTC Mon February 09, 2026 Business
Len Corrado takes over as Flair Airlines CEO after stint at Sunwing

Flair Airlines has named former Sunwing Airlines president Len Corrado as its new chief executive officer.

He takes over the top job from Maciej Wilk, effective today.

WestJet acquired Sunwing in May 2023 and completed the integration of the airline in May 2025.

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Flair board chair Jim Young says Corrado brings leadership experience and deep industry relationships that position him well to guide the airline through its next phase.

Wilk was named CEO at Flair in July last year after serving in the job on an interim basis for a year.

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Flair flies to over 25 destinations across North America, including Canada, the U.S., Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Jamaica.

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