Overview
- APLA is holding four-hour assemblies at Aeroparque from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., with Aerolíneas warning roughly 95 services and about 12,200 travelers could be affected.
- The action is not a full strike but could trigger significant delays, possible cancellations and knock-on disruptions across the domestic network.
- The union accuses the company of intentionally stalling collective bargaining and cites Decree 378/2025 and alleged foreign hiring as eroding pay and conditions.
- Aerolíneas says the measures undermine a hard-won financial turnaround after years of losses and urges passengers to monitor emails and flight-status updates.
- APLA has scheduled another assembly for Oct. 24 from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., with further direct actions under consideration if talks do not advance.