Communiqué regarding the ATE’s strike on June 10 and 11
Aerolineas Argentinas informs you that due to the strike announced for today and tomorrow by the Air Traffic Controllers grouped in the Association of State Workers (ATE), the flight schedule could be affected by delays and/or cancellations.
In view of this situation beyond the control of the company, we are taking actions to reduce the inconvenience this measure may cause.
Aerolineas Argentinas offers you the following options:
1. Reaccommodation onto the nearest available flight for free, within the first five (5) days.
2. If you want to change your booking to a later date within one month of the original flight date, or change destinations, you only have to pay the fare difference if applicable, with no penalty.
3. For changes after the original ticket date, the fare difference and penalty will be applied according to tariff regulations.
4. Refunds will be based on the rules applicable to the fare paid. If your ticket is refundable, you can process the refund through the original issuance channels. No cash refunds will be made at airports.
5. If tickets cannot be changed, the ticket will remain as credit for future issuances.
We invite you to know your flight status at http://www.aerolineas.com.ar/es-ar/reservas_servicios/estado_de_vuelo
To be able to make changes, please contact 0810-222-86527
The company regrets any inconvenience this situation beyond its control may cause and reaffirms its commitment to safety, thanking for your understanding.
Communiqué regarding the ATE’s strike
Aerolineas Argentinas informs its passengers that with the resumption of operations at the metropolitan airport, flights scheduled for this afternoon will be progressively available in the course of the next few hours
For this reason it is necessary that, before travelling to the airport, passengers check the status of their flight by contacting the call center 0810-222-86527 or through the website aerolineas.com
The company regrets the inconvenience that this situation beyond its control has caused and reaffirms its commitment to safety, thanking for your understanding.
June 11, 2016