Overview
- APLA scheduled assemblies at Aeroparque on Oct. 9 from 16:00 to 20:00 and Oct. 24 from 06:00 to 10:00, timing them before a long weekend and during the legislative election period.
- The union says the on-site meetings will cause delays and possible cancellations, with knock-on effects likely given Aeroparque’s heavy domestic traffic.
- Leaders cite stalled paritaria talks, alleged breaches of the collective bargaining agreement and concern over industry deregulation, including Decree 378 on duty and rest rules.
- Aerolíneas Argentinas criticized the move as pressure on negotiations and said it will work to limit the impact on passengers’ travel plans.
- A June action by APLA led to 22 cancellations, 28 rebookings and roughly 6,000 affected passengers, and union officials have left open additional measures if talks do not advance.