The national government continues to assert its objective to privatize Aerolíneas Argentinas, describing the agreement reached with the unions as historic. The Secretary of Transport, Franco Mogetta, mentioned that it is crucial for the company to involve 100% private management, eliminating the presence of the State as a businessman. Mogetta emphasized that this decision is made solely by the National State, as the only shareholder of the company, without the need to consult the unions.
Mogetta recognized the importance of listening to responsible workers and pointed out that unprecedented measures have been taken, such as sanctions against employees, suspensions, and dismissals in extreme situations. The official highlighted the Government's determination to remain firm from the beginning, resisting traditional pressures and extortion methods.
The official emphasized the Government's inflexible stance, highlighting that President Milei deviates from traditional methods, and his administration, in line with him, seeks to definitively transform the environment of the air transportation industry. In this sense, Mogetta noted that they continue to authorize new routes and promote competition in the market to improve the quality of air services and make them more accessible for users.
