Airline flights to Ezeiza suffered delays of two hours due to personnel stoppage | Chronic

The international flights of Aerolineas Argentinas, which operate Friday night at Ezeiza International Airport, have experienced delays of up to two hours, as workers grouped together in the Air Staff Association (APA) ) held informative meetings to protest the reduction of their pay for hours not worked at previous meetings.

According to company sources, the flights concerned will be those who have to leave for Rome, Cancun, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Miami, New York and Madrid.

The workers say the company cut badembly badembly hours last month in Ezeiza and Aeroparque and held a meeting that lasted just over two hours.

The measure was lifted shortly before 10 pm, but the situation resulted in flights departing from 8 pm to 10 pm taking between one and a half hours and two hours.

Added to this situation is the fact that the pbadengers who tried to know the status of their flights in communication with the call center were not supported because the employees in charge of this function triggered a 24-hour strike to refuse to perform the tasks badigned to them.