Buenos Aires holds talks with Gol regarding Aerolineas Argentinas’ future
Francos insisted pilots’ union leader Biró never gets tired of hurting Argentines
Argentina’s Cabinet Chief Guillermo Francos and Economy Minister Luis Toto Caputo met with representatives from Gol to discuss the future of Aerolíneas Argentinas due to ongoing strikes. The protests have caused disruptions for thousands of travelers seeking wage increases to combat inflation.
Francos criticized Airline Pilots Association Secretary General Pablo Biró for harming Argentines and mentioned talks with other airlines like Jet Smart and Flybondi to find alternatives. President Milei’s administration aims to transfer Aerolíneas Argentinas’ services to other companies and has designated civil aviation as an essential service to prevent further disruptions.
Congresswoman María Eugenia Vidal supports privatization, while aviation unions are seeking consensus for potential strikes. The situation is evolving as the government explores options to ensure continued air travel services.
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