Argentina’s Aviation Market Leaves Flybondi Behind
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Aerolíneas Argentinas Unveils Self-Funded 18-Jet Plan
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…
Beyond Milei’s Mid-Term Victory: The Conditional Arithmetic of the Aerolíneas Argentinas Sale
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…
Aerolíneas Grounds 737s After CFM56 Engine Failures
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…
Argentina’s Paradox: Open Skies vs Union Power
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…
Aerolíneas Argentinas: Positive 2024, No 2025 State Funding Plans