On Wednesday, the Asociación de Pilotos de Líneas Aéreas (APLA) conducted a meeting at Aeroparque, voicing their discontent regarding the proposed labor reform currently under discussion in Congress. The measure was anticipated to disrupt operations at both Aeroparque Jorge Newbery and Ezeiza International Airport; however, up until that point, operations remained mostly unaffected. Reports indicate a calm atmosphere at Aeroparque, with only one flight delayed and no significant disruptions experienced by passengers.

Despite the pilots' assembly, operations at Aeroparque proceeded without major issues, as there were only minimal delays and a low volume of passenger complaints regarding the protest. Many travelers claimed they were unaware of the assembly, indicating that the impact of the pilots' union's actions may not have reached the broader public significantly. The union used social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to express their strong opposition to the national government's proposed labor reforms, encouraging pilots to actively participate in the assembly.

This situation reflects ongoing tensions between labor unions and the Argentine government over proposed reforms, asserting the rights and working conditions of pilots. The outcome of this protest and the subsequent national discourse on labor reforms could have lasting implications for labor relations and aviation operations in Argentina, highlighting the crucial role of unions in advocating for workers' rights amidst legislative changes.