Overview
- The compulsory conciliation imposed on December 23 ends on Friday, January 16, potentially allowing ATEPSA to restart job actions that could impact flights.
- The Labor Ministry set a hearing for 11:15 a.m., and EANA has indicated it may ask authorities to extend the truce by five working days if no deal is reached.
- EANA said it is working continuously to keep operations normal and criticized what it called the union’s intransigent stance.
- The dispute centers on pay after a 2025 stopgap agreement granted a 15% increase in four tranches, followed by renewed stoppages late in the year.
- Federal Justice is probing ATEPSA leaders and former EANA president Gabriela Logatto over a disputed 2023 paritary record, and local reports warn that any new actions could affect flights in regions such as Mendoza.