Argentine Airlines will close 17 commercial offices in April and eliminate two more in May

The measure was driven by change in consumption habits and as part of a broader adjustment policy

The Argentine government of Javier Milei confirmed this Friday the closure of 17 of the 21 branches of Aerolíneas Argentinas in different provinces of the country from April 30, as part of its policy of “motosierra”. READ ALSO Argentina and the adjustment against the cooperative work: Government wants to close recycling cooperative The affected branches are located in Ushuaia, El Calafate, San Juan, Jujuy, Rosario, Comodoro Rivadavia, Posadas, S…

There are already 17 so far of the year and in May the blind will go down two more

Almost 5 hours from Buenos Aires or something similar from Rosario, is Concordia, Entre Ríos. On the other side of the river is Salto in Uruguay. There they started to build a new airport a few years ago, but it was finished not so long ago. It was made over the old airport that knew how to have flights from Argentine Airlines... The entrance The airport of Concordia: 40 sticks and for now no plane was first published in Sir Chandler.

Recently it was announced that 'Aerolíneas Argentinas' will close all their commercial offices in their home country due to a cost reduction strategy and also to adapt to new consumption habits, since face-to-face sales represent only 1% of the tickets issued, compared to online sales that are much higher.

Councilman Horacio Taccone expressed his deep concern over the closure of the Aerolíneas Argentinas commercial office in Mar del Plata, a measure that adds to the progressive loss of air connectivity the city has been experiencing in recent months. “The decision to close the Aerolíneas Argentinas office in Mar del Plata is not a minor event. It is another step in the dismantling of the services our city needs to continue growing, receive tourism…