After the accident in Ethiopia, Argentine pilots refuse to fly the Boeing 737 MAX until there are guarantees that there are no risks, reports the country’s Pilots’ Association, according to RIA Novosti.

“Due to the recent two accidents with the Boeing 737 MAX planes, we have asked the National Civil Aviation Administration of Argentina and Aerolíneas Argentinas to take precautionary measures that will guarantee the safety of the personnel and passengers,” the Association’s message reads.

There is still no response to the message. “We have instructed not to carry out flights with the Boeing 737 MAX,” say the Association’s representatives, adding that the flights will be cancelled as long as they haven’t received information about the risks.