US EditionPilot Stop on Winter Holidays: How It Will Affect July 19 Flights the Measure Is in Rejection of a Government Decree
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The airline pilots' union announced on Thursday a national strike for Saturday July 19, which will affect flights in the middle of winter holidays throughout the country. In fact, it is the weekend when the winter recess in the City and the province of Buenos Aires begins and the protest adds to the one confirmed by the air traffic controllers. The measure was announced by the Association of Airline Pilots (APLA) and will add problems to fly in …
A 24-hour pilot stoppage was announced for Saturday, July 19, the weekend before the start of the winter holidays, which begin in Buenos Aires on the 21st. From the Association of Airline Pilots (APLA) detailed that the measure of force is due to the rejection of Decree 378/2025. Stopping air traffic controllers: airlines prepare for the worst scenarioWhat flights affect the stoppage of pilots in winter holidaysThrough an official communiqué, AP…
The APLA pilot union called a national strike for July 19 in rejection of Decree 378/2025, which they accuse of endangering air safety by modifying the rest and activity times of the crews. From the union they warned that there could be surprise strikes because the driving has an assembly mandate to carry out the necessary measures. The Association of Airline Pilots (APLA) announced a national stoppage of pilots for Saturday July 19, from 0:00 t…
Without possibilities in agreement with the leaders of ATEPSA – Technical Association and Employees of Protection and Safety to the Aircraft -, this Thursday the Secretariat of Work has issued the obligatory reconciliation for which there will be flights during the month of July. ATEPSA, which nucleates the air traffic controllers, had announced a schedule [...]
Laureano Schvartzman, Undersecretary of Tourism for the Municipality of Concordia, told DIARIOJUNIO yesterday that the main expectations for the winter holidays are focused on the start of the season for residents of Buenos Aires and the provinces in a week and a half. Currently, with the provincial holidays underway, hotels are at less than 50% capacity. But peak hours are recorded on weekends. Last weekend, for example, several tour operators …
The Pilot Association announced a strike for the beginning of the school recess in Buenos Aires and the province.
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