This September, Argentina will begin operating national flights on its first-ever budget airline, FlyBondi.

FlyBondi will offer a low-cost alternative for domestic flights, the majority of which are currently operated by Aerolineas Argentina. Bus travel within the country has also been a popular and economic way to get around, but flights on board FlyBondi will cost less than a lie-down seat on an Argentinean bus that travels the same distance.

The continent’s second-largest country of 44 million people has seen an influx of travelers within the past few years who — because of high operating costs and government-imposed minimum travel prices—have been limited by a single state-run airline. New government funding has been allocated to the tourism industry to help a struggling economy welcome more visitors.

As Argentina requires all of its airline pilots and staff to hail from Argentina, recruiting employees will be FlyBondi’s first mission before it takes to the South American skies.