US EditionDriver Stop: Affects 10,500 Passengers and Aerolíneas Argentinas Had to Modify More than 100 Flights in One Day
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Latam, Flybondi and Jetsmart also warned of delays and reprogrammings
Airports Argentina has specified that on Friday 22, on the first day of the stoppage of air traffic controllers, there were a total of 70 cancelled flights, of which 50 were of the Argentine Airlines. The second company most affected by the stoppage was JetSmart, which had 15 cancellations. Meanwhile, Latam registered 3 and Gol 2 cancellations. Of the cancellations, 41 were of departures, the great majority of them (34) of domestic flights and o…
Argentina Airlines reported to EANA and ANAC that the ATEPSA air traffic controllers' union prevented the departure of 9 authorized flights that were scheduled outside the force measure window, including two international flights. At least two of those flights had all their passengers on board, while others had begun the transfer from the terminal to the plane, with their luggage shipped. This latest action harmed more than 800 people, in total,…
Aerolíneas Argentinas reported that its programming was altered by the force measure promoted by the air traffic controllers union, ATEPSA. The company indicated that, as a result of the force measure ordered by the air controller union (ATEPSA), a total of 44 flights were cancelled, 59 were delayed and 10,500 cabotage and regional passengers were affected. At the stage that went from 13:00 to 16:00 28 flights were cancelled with an impact of 3,…
ATEPSA will carry out five stoppages until the end of August in demand of the failed joint negotiations of the last weeks. The post The stoppage of air traffic controllers began and thousands of passengers were affected appeared first on The Intransigent.
Driver Stop: Airlines Cancels 28 Flights and Reprograms 43; Latam, Flybondi and Jetsmart Warn Delays
The ATEPSA force measure affects the air operation on Friday 22 and hits more than 8,000 passengers. The flag company activates a contingency plan and asks to follow official channels; the low cost and LATAM also announce reprogrammings.
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