Aviators' Union Takes on Viva Aerobus in Legal Skirmish
An aviation drama unfolds as the Aviators' Union challenges Viva Aerobus for hiring foreign pilots, citing legal violations. Legal fireworks loom, including T-MEC mechanisms. MAS Air pilots join the union frenzy, choosing ASPA in a high-flying showdown.
In a plot twist that could give any aviation thriller a run for its money, the Aviators Pilots Union Association is gearing up for a showdown with Viva Aerobus over the alleged hiring of foreign pilots. Buckle up because this labor dispute is soaring to new heights, with legal maneuvers and union drama leaving the aviation industry on the edge of its seat.
Humberto Gual, the secretary general of the Aviators Pilots Union Association, didn't mince his words when he accused Viva Aerobus of violating workers' rights by bringing in foreign pilots. According to Gual, it's not just a legal matter; it's a slap in the face to the dedicated Mexican pilots, flight attendants, mechanics, and ground personnel who feel their profession has been slighted.
