Overview

• ATEPSA called off the Thursday stoppage after being summoned to a Secretaría de Trabajo hearing and later lifted Saturday’s action following a reported 15% agreement with EANA, according to La Nación.
• Aerolíneas Argentinas said Tuesday’s action disrupted 178 of 295 planned flights, with 82 cancellations and 96 schedule changes affecting more than 15,000 passengers.
• Cumulative disruption across the first three strike days impacted more than 44,000 travelers, with later estimates rising to about 60,000 nationwide.
• The Transport Secretariat insisted air navigation is an essential public service and demanded a 45% minimum operation level, warning of possible sanctions for noncompliance.
• Union notices stated emergency, sanitary, humanitarian, state and search‑and‑rescue flights were exempted from the stoppages during the action windows.