The Government eliminated the punctuality index for the airlines and described it as “hostile to companies“to the statistical evaluation system for compliance with the schedule of air operations. The resolution states that, since other organizations carry out the same monitoring, it is not necessary for the State to do so.
The measure was made official through the Resolution 290/2024 of the National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) published this Thursday in the Official Gazette and bears the signature of the agency’s auditor, Maria Julia Lamb.
In this way, the punctuality action that fell on the flight companies is delayed and that Its main objective was to “transfer more information to users” and passengers contracting the air transport system.”
It was a system that measures the punctuality of each company and, in turn, compare how well each airline operatesaccording to its published schedule.
The Executive’s reasons for eliminating the punctuality index
According to the Executive, this system “has proven hostile to airlines. It has not been effective in reducing lateness“.
For the Government “priority must be given the principle of subsidiarity of the National Stateas it is a commercial activity. There are various aviation analysis companies and prestigious organizations that carry out flight monitoring at a global level and prepare punctuality reports.”
It is in this framework that they described as unjustifiable “the waste of resources provided by taxpayers for thel maintaining a punctuality evaluation system “state-owned”.
Aeronautical unions advance with wage claims: they announced a new strike for Friday
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.”
Source: Ambito
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