The president of the Venezuelan Consortium of Aeronautical Industries and Air Services (Conviasa), Ramón Velásquez, demanded justice for the pilots Andrea Palacios and Jasmín Acosta, who suffered defamation and moral damage.
The complaint was filed personally with the Attorney General of the Republic, Tarek William Saab.
“Today we make a formal complaint to the Attorney General of the Republic Tarek Wiliam Saab demanding justice for the pilots Andrea Palacios and Jasmín Acosta, who after executing the first flight manned by women They have been victims of non-pecuniary damage, defamation and insult,” said the also Minister of Transport on his Twitter account.
The pilot Andrea Palacios and the co-pilot Jasmín Acosta, led on September 16, for the first time in the history of national aeronautics; a flight manned only by women from Venezuela.
The air professionals directed the Embraer E190 plane of the flag carrier Conviasa, bound for Porlamar-Maiquetía.
Palacios is the captain who, when she turned 27, became the youngest female pilot in Latin America.
