Both the Airline Pilots Association and the Argentine Association of Flight Attendants rejected the latest offer from Aerolíneas Argentinas, which they described as “provocative.”
The aeronautical unions continue with their plan of struggle within the framework of a wage claim and announced a new measure for next Friday “in view of the lack of a serious proposal for recomposition“, by Argentine Airlines. Besides, They called the new offer “provocative.” The strike will affect both flights of the Jorge Newbery Airport and Ezeiza International Airport.
In this way, the Association of Airline Pilots (APLA), and the Argentine Association of Flight Attendants (AAA) They announced that “They will deepen the force measures“, although the schedule has not yet been confirmed.
Through his X APLA account, he said: “Therefore, we announce that We will take direct action measuresnext Friday, September 6th,” and then stated that “A serious business proposal is needed that is in line with our demands for salary adjustment.”
In turn, they pointed out that they were “patient, respectful of deadlines, and that They complied with the mandatory conciliation despite not being summoned by the Ministry of Labor to negotiate in that period. But further delays and proposals that are not only insufficient but provocative“, the statement concludes.
The association of airmen assured: “We have no other option than to carry out these actions”
For its part AAA He announced, on the same social network, that “due to the lack of a fair salary agreement, the Argentine Association of Flight Attendants announced partial strikes in the Jorge Newbery Airport and Ezeiza Airport for this coming Friday, September 6th.”
“In the absence of a fair wage agreement and the company’s refusal to offer serious proposals to address the drastic loss of purchasing power of cabin crew, we inform you that Next Friday, September 6, we will carry out partial strikes at the Jorge Newbery Airport and at the Ezeiza Airport. “This measure will cause delays and cancellations of flights,” says the statement published on X.
Finally, he notes: “After months of intense negotiations and putting all our efforts into avoiding this conflict, We have no choice but to carry out these actions. until receiving an adequate offer in line with inflation.”
Source: Ambito
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