Migration Officials Began Protests at José María Córdova: What's Happening?
The country's airports began to feel the impact of a union protest at Migración Colombia which, since this Thursday, February 12, also became visible at the José María Córdova international airport in Rionegro.
TL;DR
- Migración Colombia employees are conducting a "turtle operation" protest, meticulously applying immigration protocols, leading to delays at international filters.
- The protest has caused uncertainty among travelers and airlines regarding potential international flight delays.
- The union (Osemco) cites administrative and financial crises, including alleged non-compliance with agreements on bonuses, staffing, and salary adjustments.
- Migración Colombia's director, Gloria Esperanza Arriero, has implemented a Special Contingency Plan to mitigate disruptions and denies claims of underfunding.
- Airlines recommend international travelers arrive four to five hours early, and the agency encourages pre-enrollment in systems like BioMig.