EZE Flights Buenos AiresBuenos Aires airport

Buenos Aires airport guide

Flights to and from Buenos Aires

A two-airport guide for Buenos Aires, with Ezeiza handling most long-haul flights and Aeroparque carrying dense domestic and regional service.

EZE + AEPArgentina hubSouth America

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Self-transfer and separate-ticket warning

Cheap mix-and-match fares can require entering the transfer country, even if you only meant to connect.

  • Check visa, e-visa or visa-on-arrival eligibility before booking.
  • You may need arrival cards, customs forms, bag collection and recheck-in.
  • If the first flight is late, the next airline may not protect the connection.
  • Checked bags can be delayed, lost or impossible to retrieve without entering the country.

Route snapshot

Buenos Aires planning starts with choosing Ezeiza or Aeroparque.

EZE is the main international airport; AEP is much closer to the city and powerful for domestic Argentina and regional South America routes.

International direct flights

Americas and Europe routes

Published airline schedules change seasonally. Use this as a route guide and confirm exact dates before booking.

DestinationAirportMain airlinesTypical scheduleTravel role
Large city skyline
Buenos Aires city
Aircraft wing
South America routes
Landscape
Argentina trips
Urban street
City stopovers

Domestic and regional direct flights

Argentina domestic and regional routes

Aeroparque is often best for domestic Argentina, while Ezeiza is common for long-haul and some regional flights.

Airline directory

Main scheduled airline groups

Key airlines

  • Aerolineas Argentinas
  • Flybondi
  • JetSMART
  • LATAM
  • GOL
  • Copa Airlines
  • Iberia
  • American Airlines

Network notes

Buenos Aires has a split-airport system. Connection planning between EZE and AEP needs generous time and ground transport planning.

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Flight planning FAQ

Useful questions before booking

Can I book Buenos Aires flights from this site?

This is an independent flight guide with booking-search links to travel partners. Final fares, baggage, seat selection and ticket rules are confirmed on the partner site.

Are the airline schedules live?

No static guide can guarantee live schedules. Use the route notes to understand the market, then confirm dates, frequency, terminals and aircraft with the booking partner or airline.

Which booking option should I compare first?

Start with broad flight comparison sites for protected-ticket options, then compare specialist self-transfer engines when price matters and the visa or baggage risk is acceptable.

What should I watch for with separate tickets?

Separate-ticket trips may require entering the transfer country, collecting bags, completing arrival forms and rechecking in, with less protection if a delay causes a missed connection.