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Aerolineas Argentinas: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Ramsey Qubein shares all you need to know before booking a flight with Aerolineas Argentinas.
Ramsey Qubein
October 3, 2024

The national carrier for Argentina connects numerous destinations around the country and the South American continent with cities in North America and Europe. The carrier has an unusual dual-hub system with most international flights leaving from Ezeiza and then domestic and regional flights leaving from the city’s downtown airport.

The airline belongs to the SkyTeam alliance. While the airline has an expansive network, its onboard product, service and fleet would not be considered among the world’s best. It is not my first-choice airline, but I fly it when its schedule fits my needs. Here’s what you need to know about Aerolineas Argentinas.

Where does Aerolineas Argentinas fly?

The Argentine carrier flies from its two hub airports in Buenos Aires to cities across South America as well as Cancun, Mexico; Punta Cana, Dominican Republic; Rome, Italy; Madrid, Spain; and Miami in the U.S.

Most impressive is the number of domestic cities it flies to with nearly 40 airports on its destination boards. This is especially important in a mountainous country like Argentina where driving can be especially inconvenient.

It competes with a low-cost carrier that has helped make it easier for people to travel around the country instead of having to take a bus or drive. This has helped to grow the travel demand within Argentina.

Dual hub system and focus cities

Ministro Pistarini International Airport is the airline’s main hub for long-haul and international flights. From here, the carrier operates its Airbus A330 planes to North America and Europe.

This is also where other international airlines, including American, Delta and United, fly and compete directly with the Argentine airline. Aeromexico also flies north to Mexico City, and all of the major European carriers fly to their respective hubs. The competition has grown while fares have dropped.

Aeroparque Jorge Newbery is the main domestic and short-haul airport for the airline. In fact, this is the airline’s headquarters. It is located in the city center of Buenos Aires making it very convenient for locals. However, this can be difficult for travelers making connections from long-haul flights to other domestic cities.

The airline does fly to domestic destinations from Ministro Pistarini, but these are not as frequent as the city airport. They are usually timed for connections with arriving long-haul flights.

Dividing its operations is simply a factor of Newbery being incredibly space-constrained. It is also within the city, which means there are already noise concerns and restrictions.

When booking a flight with a connection to a domestic city, I recommend trying to keep both flights at the same airport. If you do need to switch airports, be sure to allow plenty of time as traffic can be a factor. A bus connects the two airports, but it can be expensive and take as many as two hours.

Fleet

Aerolineas Argentinas relies on the Airbus A330 for its long-haul flights. It features 24 seats in Club Condor business class in a 2-2-2 layout that requires window seat passengers to climb over their neighbor if they want to reach the aisle.

Economy class is in a tight 2-4-2 configuration, but I recommend selecting seats in the last few rows of the plane. Since the fuselage narrows, the layout changes to 2-3-2 and provides more space.

Regional and domestic flights use either the Boeing 737-700 or larger 737-800 (including the Boeing 737 MAX8, which I have no qualms in flying with following the latest safety adjustments).

These do not have a traditional business class. There are two rows of spacious seats in a 2-2 configuration, but the airline calls this Club Economy (akin to a premium economy experience).

Inflight service

The airline has several inflight products, which are long-haul business class, short-haul business class (more like premium economy) and economy class.

Club Condor

Long-haul business class is much better, but still pales in comparison with the competition. The seats recline to lie flat, the onboard menus are decent with multiple courses and the flight attendants can vary between being forgetful and extra attentive.

Perhaps the best feature of Club Condor are the delicious Argentine wines that are on offer. The crew often has their favorites and can make suggestions on where to visit after you land.

Club Economy

While the seats are wide, plush and have extra legroom, the service is pretty disappointing. If the flight attendants get up at all to serve the cabin, it is nothing more than a small tray with a plastic-wrapped sandwich and cookie. Only soft drinks and water are offered.

If connecting from a long-haul flight in Club Condor to this experience, it can be pretty jarring. I find onboard service with this airline to be very disappointing for a country known for hospitality.

This cabin is not just on domestic flights, but also those to regional airports like Brazil and Chile. Advertisements mention “dedicated attention” from the crew, but after flying this cabin a half dozen times, I wholeheartedly disagree. The only reason to pay for this seat is having extra space.

Economy

The airline’s economy class is pretty standard with decent recline, average meal service, excellent Argentine wine and entertainment screens with a variety of programming. I appreciate that on long-haul flights, each seat has a USB port.

Fare types

Like many other airlines around the world, this airline differentiates its fare types by adding restrictions to its cheapest fares. Even its business class fares are not all created equally. It makes sense paying attention to your ticket type to make sure you will not be surprised by expensive add-ons later.

If you have SkyTeam Elite or Elite Plus status with another alliance member, be sure that the number is attached to the reservation. In my experience, providing the number when booking the ticket does not mean it will appear on the actual reservation itself.

When checking in, be sure to check if it is attached. This is a great way to save money on checked bags, seat assignments and lounge access.

Promo and Base fares are intended to compete with low-fare airlines that also operate in the country. They are highly restrictive when it comes to changing or canceling the ticket. It also means you might have to pay extra for things like checked bags or choosing a seat.

Promo fares, for example, do not even permit a carry-on bag, and you could be forced to pay a high penalty at the boarding gate. It only includes a small backpack or purse. Base fares include a carry-on bag, but no checked bag. This is why having SkyTeam elite status can help you save significant cash.

It is possible to pay extra to add services on an a la carte basis. As always, it is worth comparing prices to book flights separately or together with any potential long-haul flight to see if you can save additional money this way.

Both Flybondi and JetSMART have begun competing with a low-cost model against the national carrier, which has led to these changes.

Other amenities

While onboard service may not be the best, the airline does have numerous amenities that make the travel experience pleasurable. This includes a Condor Lounge accessible to business class and SkyTeam Elite Plus members in Terminal C of Ministro Pistarini International Airport.

As a SkyTeam member, it also offers Sky Priority service to eligible passengers with elite status or traveling in business class. Priority check-in, boarding and luggage handling are all benefits of Sky Priority. This carrier was the first (and only) South American to join SkyTeam.

Loyalty Program

The carrier has its own loyalty program, and members earn Aerolíneas Plus Miles, but their value is not great. Instead, I recommend earning miles in a SkyTeam program like Flying Blue (from Air France or KLM) or Delta SkyMiles. This is the best way for you to maximize the value from spending money with this airline.

When it comes to redeeming miles, Delta.com is a great way to see what is available when using SkyMiles. I use my Delta miles often for flying Aerolineas Argentinas flights although I suggest comparing how much it costs in cash as domestic flights can be incredibly cheap.

Another tip involves having a local agency book your flights rather than using a website based in the United States. You can save a significant amount of money this way. If you have a VPN that you can set to Argentina, then you can do it yourself.

If you are flying in on one airline, but continuing on to another domestic city, I suggest checking the airfare for booking the domestic segment separately. You could save a lot of money this way, but it’s only a good idea if you are just traveling with a carry-on bag.

If checking a bag, you will need to allow sufficient time to collect and recheck it on the new reservation although many ticket counter agents can check it all the way through if you have the reservation details.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up-to-date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

FAQs about flying with Aerolineas Argentinas

  • What is Aerolineas Argentinas' carry-on size allowance?

    On board Aerolineas Argentinas flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 21x13x9in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Aerolineas Argentinas assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does Aerolineas Argentinas fly to?

    Aerolineas Argentinas offers direct flights to 58 cities in 13 different countries. Buenos Aires, San Carlos de Bariloche, and Cordoba are the most popular cities covered by Aerolineas Argentinas.

  • What is Aerolineas Argentinas’ primary hub?

    Aerolineas Argentinas concentrates most of its flight operations in Buenos Aires.

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  • What’s the cheapest route that Aerolineas Argentinas flies?

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  • What are the most popular airports for Aerolineas Argentinas flights to depart from?

  • Is Aerolineas Argentinas part of an airline alliance?

    Yes, Aerolineas Argentinas is part of the SkyTeam airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does Aerolineas Argentinas fly to?

    In total, Aerolineas Argentinas flies to 59 destinations.

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Aerolineas Argentinas customer reviews

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8.3Crew
5.8Entertainment
6.4Food
7.9Boarding
7.5Comfort

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Quick process at check in.
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10.0 Wonderful
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Everything was fine
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6.3 Okay
EZE-CWB
Pros:Delayed depart, but arrival was consistent with the delay
Cons:BE On time, and better catering
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Pros:New and clean aircraft, very nice business class lounge at Orlando airport
Cons:Food was terrible in business class, very limited choices in entertainment, cabin staff not engaging or particularly helpful
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Pros:La tripulación
Cons:El manejo de los equipajes que no llegaron a. Su destino
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Cons:Baggage fees were I accurate. Flight was earlier than advertised/booked.
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Pros:La tripulación
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Pros:Crew was amazing!
Cons:The reservation stated 2 checked bags but it was only one so we wound up having to repack and carry a heavy bag as a carryon.
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Pros:Everything was excellent for the price I paid.
Cons:Entertainment options.

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All Aerolineas Argentinas flight routes

Flight #Departure AirportArrival AirportDurationSunMonTueWedThuFriSat
1454Buenos Aires (AEP)Catamarca (CTC)2h 0m
1132Buenos Aires (EZE)Madrid (MAD)12h 15m
1133Madrid (MAD)Buenos Aires (EZE)13h 10m
1347Asuncion (ASU)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 55m
1346Buenos Aires (AEP)Asuncion (ASU)1h 55m
1360Buenos Aires (AEP)Bogotá (BOG)6h 45m
1364Buenos Aires (AEP)Lima (LIM)4h 50m
1194Buenos Aires (AEP)Salta (SLA)2h 15m
1361Bogotá (BOG)Buenos Aires (AEP)6h 35m
1365Lima (LIM)Buenos Aires (AEP)4h 20m
1752Buenos Aires (AEP)Formosa (FMA)1h 45m
1753Formosa (FMA)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1487Mendoza (MDZ)San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)1h 30m
1428Mendoza (MDZ)Mar del Plata (MDQ)1h 50m
1486San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)Mendoza (MDZ)1h 35m
1221Salvador (SSA)Buenos Aires (AEP)4h 50m
1220Buenos Aires (AEP)Salvador (SSA)4h 20m
1371Cancún (CUN)Buenos Aires (EZE)8h 40m
1370Buenos Aires (EZE)Cancún (CUN)9h 10m
1764Buenos Aires (AEP)Posadas (PSS)1h 40m
1544Buenos Aires (AEP)Cordoba (COR)1h 30m
1196Buenos Aires (AEP)Trelew (REL)2h 5m
1400Buenos Aires (AEP)Mendoza (MDZ)2h 0m
1324Buenos Aires (EZE)Punta Cana (PUJ)7h 45m
1325Punta Cana (PUJ)Buenos Aires (EZE)7h 45m
1604Buenos Aires (AEP)Mar del Plata (MDQ)1h 5m
1429Mar del Plata (MDQ)Mendoza (MDZ)2h 5m
1407Mendoza (MDZ)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1469San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 50m
1836Buenos Aires (AEP)Comodoro Rivadavia (CRD)2h 35m
1450Buenos Aires (AEP)La Rioja (IRJ)2h 0m
1451La Rioja (IRJ)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1559Comodoro Rivadavia (CRD)Cordoba (COR)2h 35m
1386Buenos Aires (EZE)Montevideo (MVD)0h 50m
1387Montevideo (MVD)Buenos Aires (AEP)0h 55m
1521Cordoba (COR)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 20m
1382Buenos Aires (AEP)Montevideo (MVD)0h 50m
1468Buenos Aires (AEP)San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)2h 0m
1706San Carlos de Bariloche (BRC)Mendoza (MDZ)1h 40m
1558Cordoba (COR)Comodoro Rivadavia (CRD)2h 35m
1488Buenos Aires (EZE)Salta (SLA)2h 15m
1555San Carlos de Bariloche (BRC)Cordoba (COR)2h 5m
1280Buenos Aires (AEP)Santiago (SCL)2h 25m
1262Buenos Aires (AEP)Rio de Janeiro (GIG)2h 55m
1895El Calafate (FTE)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 0m
1895Ushuaia (USH)El Calafate (FTE)1h 20m
1575Posadas (PSS)Cordoba (COR)1h 45m
1570Cordoba (COR)Mendoza (MDZ)1h 10m
1572Cordoba (COR)Neuquén (NQN)1h 45m
1250Buenos Aires (AEP)Sao Paulo (GRU)2h 45m
1780Buenos Aires (AEP)Puerto Iguazú (IGR)1h 55m
1574Cordoba (COR)Posadas (PSS)1h 35m
1710Buenos Aires (EZE)Rosario (ROS)1h 0m
1771Puerto Iguazú (IGR)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 0m
1563Puerto Iguazú (IGR)Cordoba (COR)2h 5m
1796Puerto Iguazú (IGR)Rosario (ROS)1h 50m
1434Mendoza (MDZ)Salta (SLA)1h 40m
1711Rosario (ROS)Buenos Aires (AEP)0h 55m
1583San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)Cordoba (COR)1h 5m
1850Buenos Aires (AEP)El Calafate (FTE)3h 20m
1628Buenos Aires (AEP)Viedma (VDM)1h 45m
1406Buenos Aires (EZE)Mendoza (MDZ)2h 0m
1607Mar del Plata (MDQ)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 5m
1567Mar del Plata (MDQ)Cordoba (COR)1h 50m
1569Mendoza (MDZ)Cordoba (COR)1h 5m
1799San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)Puerto Iguazú (IGR)1h 40m
1629Viedma (VDM)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 30m
1545Cordoba (COR)Buenos Aires (EZE)1h 20m
1878Buenos Aires (AEP)Ushuaia (USH)3h 40m
1889Ushuaia (USH)Buenos Aires (EZE)3h 30m
1483San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)Buenos Aires (EZE)1h 50m
1141Rome (FCO)Buenos Aires (EZE)14h 25m
1432Mendoza (MDZ)Rosario (ROS)1h 25m
1433Rosario (ROS)Mendoza (MDZ)1h 35m
1369Santa Cruz de la Sierra (VVI)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 0m
1636Buenos Aires (AEP)Neuquén (NQN)2h 0m
1140Buenos Aires (EZE)Rome (FCO)13h 25m
1868Buenos Aires (AEP)Río Grande (RGA)3h 30m
1616Buenos Aires (AEP)Bahía Blanca (BHI)1h 25m
1617Bahía Blanca (BHI)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 15m
1898El Calafate (FTE)Ushuaia (USH)1h 20m
1263Rio de Janeiro (GIG)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 25m
1851El Calafate (FTE)Buenos Aires (EZE)3h 0m
1251Sao Paulo (GRU)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 0m
1228Buenos Aires (AEP)Curitiba (CWB)2h 15m
1634Buenos Aires (AEP)Santa Rosa (RSA)1h 30m
1229Curitiba (CWB)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 30m
1664Buenos Aires (EZE)San Carlos de Bariloche (BRC)2h 25m
1765Posadas (PSS)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1635Santa Rosa (RSA)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 10m
1461Santiago del Estero (SDE)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1725Santa Fe (SFN)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 0m
1746Buenos Aires (AEP)Corrientes (CNQ)1h 35m
1747Corrientes (CNQ)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 30m
1812Buenos Aires (AEP)Puerto Madryn (PMY)2h 5m
1793Puerto Iguazú (IGR)Buenos Aires (EZE)2h 0m
1724Buenos Aires (AEP)Santa Fe (SFN)1h 10m
1582Cordoba (COR)San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)1h 5m
1829Comodoro Rivadavia (CRD)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 20m
1639Neuquén (NQN)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1869Río Grande (RGA)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 15m
1458Catamarca (CTC)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1458La Rioja (IRJ)Catamarca (CTC)0h 35m
1289Santiago (SCL)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 5m
1489Salta (SLA)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 5m
1736Buenos Aires (AEP)Resistencia (RES)1h 35m
1580Cordoba (COR)Salta (SLA)1h 20m
1840Buenos Aires (EZE)El Calafate (FTE)3h 20m
1737Resistencia (RES)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 30m
1442Buenos Aires (AEP)San Juan (UAQ)2h 0m
1290Mendoza (MDZ)Santiago (SCL)1h 0m
1291Santiago (SCL)Mendoza (MDZ)0h 55m
1278Buenos Aires (AEP)Porto Seguro (BPS)3h 45m
1708Buenos Aires (AEP)Rosario (ROS)1h 0m
1279Porto Seguro (BPS)Buenos Aires (AEP)4h 10m
1892Buenos Aires (EZE)Trelew (REL)2h 5m
1892Trelew (REL)El Calafate (FTE)1h 45m
1857Río Gallegos (RGL)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 5m
1868Buenos Aires (EZE)Río Grande (RGA)3h 30m
1893Trelew (REL)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 55m
1893Ushuaia (USH)Trelew (REL)2h 10m
1512Buenos Aires (AEP)Jujuy (JUJ)2h 15m
1597San Luis (LUQ)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 25m
1357Punta del Este (PDP)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 0m
1813Puerto Madryn (PMY)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 50m
1815Puerto Madryn (PMY)Buenos Aires (EZE)1h 50m
1732Buenos Aires (AEP)Paraná (PRA)1h 5m
1669San Carlos de Bariloche (BRC)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 5m
1733Paraná (PRA)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 0m
1501Salta (SLA)Buenos Aires (EZE)2h 5m
1449San Juan (UAQ)Buenos Aires (AEP)1h 40m
1862Buenos Aires (AEP)Río Gallegos (RGL)3h 20m
1554Cordoba (COR)San Carlos de Bariloche (BRC)2h 15m
1513Jujuy (JUJ)Buenos Aires (AEP)2h 10m
1303Miami (MIA)Buenos Aires (EZE)9h 0m
1668Buenos Aires (AEP)San Carlos de Bariloche (BRC)2h 25m
1565Jujuy (JUJ)Cordoba (COR)1h 30m
1460Buenos Aires (AEP)Santiago del Estero (SDE)1h 50m
1431Comodoro Rivadavia (CRD)Neuquén (NQN)1h 30m
1430Mendoza (MDZ)Neuquén (NQN)1h 25m
1430Neuquén (NQN)Comodoro Rivadavia (CRD)1h 30m
1431Neuquén (NQN)Mendoza (MDZ)1h 20m
1596Buenos Aires (AEP)San Luis (LUQ)1h 40m
1522Buenos Aires (EZE)Cordoba (COR)1h 30m
1302Buenos Aires (EZE)Miami (MIA)9h 20m
1879Ushuaia (USH)Buenos Aires (AEP)3h 30m
1356Buenos Aires (AEP)Punta del Este (PDP)0h 55m
1472Buenos Aires (EZE)San Miguel de Tucumán (TUC)2h 0m
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Overview of Aerolineas Argentinas

Controlling operations out of two hubs in Buenos Aires, Aerolíneas Argentinas flies to more than 10 countries across the world. Services are mainly focused on the South American region, which includes Brazil, Uruguay, Venezuela, Peru and Colombia. Longer distance flights are also available to North America and Europe.

Wholly owned by the Argentine Government, it is celebrated as the nation’s flag carrier. Subsidiary Austral runs a network of regional routes within Argentina. In 2012 Aerolíneas Argentinas became a member of the SkyTeam alliance and has since worked alongside carriers, such as KLM, China Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Air France and Korean Air, to offer a wide-reaching international product. Customers can benefit from an increased amount of departure times and smoother flight connections. Additional codeshare agreements are held with Air New Zealand, El Al, Etihad Airways and GOL Transportes Aereos.

Passengers wishing to upgrade from Economy can choose Premium Economy on narrow-body jets, such as the Boeing 737, or Business Class on larger aircraft like the Airbus A330. Premium Economy, referred to as Club Economy, provides an additional 4 in of legroom and the ability to recline your seat. The chairs in Business Class (Club Condor) extend to an angle-flat seat and have 60 in of space before the seat in front. All transcontinental trips are flown on long-distance Airbus aircraft, meaning Business Class is available.

The Aerolíneas Argentinas fleet of aircraft sports a modern design with light blue and white stripes. The company’s logo of a stylized condor features on the tail. Several of the planes have also been decorated with gray SkyTeam liveries.

Aerolineas Argentinas information

IATA CodeAR
Routes271
Top routeSan Carlos de Bariloche to Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery Airport
Airports served59
Top airportBuenos Aires Jorge Newbery

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