Argentine Airlines
Suspends Flights
Argentine Airlines (Aerloineas
Argentinas) suspended
its national and
international flights
Thursday in order to
comply with "strict
security measures," the
Association of Airline
Pilots (APLA) stated in
a communique.
The airline suspended
its flights "to avoid
transgressing
regulations" following
the resignation of
Operations Manager
Daniel Riva. The airline
"must comply with that
management position to
fulfill the legal
requirements to carry
out flight operations,"
APLA added.
Riva presented his
resignation following a
"demand from (the
ministry) of justice
ordering the
reinstallment of Jose
Luis Bailac as A-310
aid," the APLA said.
The measure left
hundreds of passengers
stranded at Buenos
Aires' domestic
Aeroparque airport and
the Ezeiza international
airport.
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