Argentina issues interim slot allocation rules (Resolución N°43/2025) as ATC wage pact normalizes flights

Argentina's transport ministry issued interim rules (Resolución N°43/2025) for airport takeoff and landing slot allocation to stabilise operations as air traffic controllers reached a wage agreement and strike action ended, normalising flights. The measures aim to manage rapid, double‑digit passenger growth while easing labour disruptions.

Discovered 2025-08-27T11:50:32.596581-07:00 | 2025-08-27T11:50:32.596581-07:00

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Argentina's interim slot rules and restored ATC operations will directly affect capacity and scheduling as the market continues historic, double‑digit passenger growth and the flag carrier has recently returned to profitability: https://hype.aero/?story=6a60095b-8b25-4ed4-8514-030840d67ba2
The ATC wage pact that ended disruptive measures underscores persistent labour risks for operations and network reliability; similar crew and pay negotiations have recently forced carriers to pause industrial action: https://hype.aero/?story=3de1dd8b-3401-4279-bc31-485cc93df4ad
The move sits alongside broader regulatory shifts in Argentina's aviation framework — including new limits and alternatives for crew duty hours — which together will influence airline rostering, safety compliance and capacity planning: https://hype.aero/?story=7355304d-efff-4f82-b553-39b91c29544b

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