The Civil Aviation Pilots Union expressed the desire to be heard by the Government before the TAP privatization process moves forward. The pilots consider it essential to participate in decisions that affect the future of the Portuguese airline.
The union classifies as "uncomprehensible" the fact that no hearing opportunity has yet been granted to the body representing the pilots. This position arises in the context of discussions about the privatization of the airline.
The entity representing civil aviation pilots believes their opinion should be taken into account in a process that can significantly alter TAP's structure and operations. The lack of dialogue with the union contrasts, according to the pilots, with the importance of their role in the company's operations.
The hearing request emerges at a time when TAP's privatization process continues to generate public debate in Portugal. The pilots argue they should have an active voice in the negotiations that could shape the company's future.
