Overview

• The Ministry of Capital Humano imposed the mandatory conciliation from July 11, requiring ATEPSA to suspend its July 11–30 segmental strike schedule and revert to pre-dispute working conditions.
• The government directed EANA to retroactively reinstate all air traffic controllers dismissed since the conflict began under Decree 378/2025.
• APLA has confirmed its 24-hour national pilots’ strike for July 19 to protest the new crew duty and rest-period regulations enacted by the decree.
• ATEPSA’s original timetable targeted domestic, international, general and non-regular flights across ten days during peak provincial winter vacations to maximize operational pressure.
• Tourism bodies warn that overlapping labor actions could trigger widespread flight cancellations and economic losses, urging swift dialogue to secure uninterrupted air service.