The U.S. east coast was covered with snow, leaving at least two dead and the transport paralyzed.

Julio Alberto Poch, the pilot who was accused of having performed flights where people was thrown from the plane to the sea during the last military dictatorship, agreed to be extradited from Spain to Argentina.

The strike by LAN airline workers ended after the representative of the Association of Aeronautical Personnel (APA), Sergio Mercau, told reporters that the general manager of LAN, Gustavo Lopetegui, contacted the union leaders and offered them to reach agreement.

Both, the domestic (Aeroparque) and international (Ezeiza) airports of Buenos Aires are having delays in their flights due to union protests. The departure times were rescheduled.

Moments ago, the unions announced the lifting of the strike, which affected the airline LAN, so the evening flights would begin to be reprogrammed.

Spain’s Iberia airlines is canceling some 400 flights because of a two-day strike by cabin crews in support of wage demands.

An Air France labor union called on pilots to refuse to fly Airbus SAS A330s and A340s until the airline replaces speed sensors after investigators said the equipment probably played a role in a June 1 plane crash.

After the meeting of the Crisis Committee, the Government allows the direct flights from and to Mexico.