Landmark aerospace events like the Farnborough Airshow are where the long-term realities of commercial aviation are codified. Contracts signed in Hampshire chalets dictate which carriers will control regional markets for the next decade—and which will be left behind. Aerolíneas Argentinas’…
In a move that signals a definitive shift in its management model, Aerolíneas Argentinas has announced a comprehensive fleet renewal plan involving the incorporation of 18 new aircraft funded entirely through its own resources. The initiative, which introduces the Airbus…
The 2025 mid-term elections provided the Argentine government with a strengthened political mandate, setting the stage for a final confrontation over its privatization agenda for Aerolíneas Argentinas. For the first time, the legislative numbers to approve a sale are within…
Eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft in the Aerolíneas Argentinas fleet have been preventively removed from service following a series of safety incidents related to their CFM56-7B engines. The decision was fast-tracked after a flight from Buenos Aires to Córdoba was forced…
A fundamental paradox defines Argentine aviation in 2025: a market experiencing historic, double-digit passenger growth is simultaneously being crippled by systemic labor conflicts. This is not a simple wage dispute; it is an ideological war between two opposing visions for…
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