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Low season | May |
|---|---|
High season | October |
Cheapest flight | $33 |
Average price round-trip | $181 |
Good deal round-trip | $90 |
Good deal one-way | $41 |
When to book flights from Buenos Aires to Mendoza
Top tips for finding a cheap flight out of Buenos Aires
- The cheapest flight from Buenos Aires to Mendoza was found 83 days before departure, on average.
- Book at least 6 weeks before departure in order to get a below-average price.
- High season is considered to be September, October and November. The cheapest month to fly is May.
- Morning departure is around 13% cheaper than an evening flight, on average*.
- Most travelers using flights from Buenos Aires to Mendoza prefer using Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) as the departure airport. Its central location in Buenos Aires makes it easier for travelers from different parts of the city to access it. Additionally, the airport has a high frequency of daily flights to Mendoza, which gives travelers the assurance that they can get a flight that is convenient to their schedule.
- A number of transport options are available for travelers who want to connect to Ministro Pistarini International Airport from downtown Buenos Aires before boarding their plane to Mendoza. If you are in hury and want to take the shortest time possible on the way, consider a taxi will be the most suitable option. However, you can use public buses, which are far cheaper.
- All flights from Buenos Aires are friendly to people with reduced mobility. At Ministro Pistarini International Airport, the staffs are readily available to offer cab-to-aircraft wheelchair services to those in need. For convenient access to wheelchair services and other special support, it is advisable for travelers to communicate in advance with their respective airlines.
- If you intend to catch up with the earliest flight from Buenos Aires to Mendoza, consider spending the night at one of the hotels near Ministro Pistarini International Airport. EZE Inn Hotel Boutique, which is about 1 mile from the airport, is a good option. Apart from being near the airport, the hotel also offers free airport shuttle services, which will give you greater convenience when accessing the airport in the morning.
- Mendoza El Plumerillo Airport (MDZ) is the preferred arrival airport for most of the flights from Buenos Aires to Mendoza. Compared to other airports in the city serving the same route, MDZ offers the benefits of less congestion and the availability of more transport options. You will experience enhanced convenience when connecting from the airport to your preferred destination.
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Scores according to KAYAK customer reviewsThe airport was changed, just a few hours before departure, which was located almost an hour apart. Going through security was pretty fast, but then the airport does not allow them to use the walk on sleeve for some reason, perhaps because it is not a national airline. They make you huddle into an area, board onto a packed bus, drive you to the airplane on the tarmac, and then you have to carry your carry-on luggage up Rickety metal steps to get onto the plane. The flight was fine. It is relatively short. There is no entertainment and anything that you want to drink or eat you have to pay for with cash on board. They need to allow these airlines to use the walk on sleeve, which was empty and available right next to our airplane. Perhaps it’s a political battle.
The airport was changed, just a few hours before departure, which was located almost an hour apart. Going through security was pretty fast, but then the airport does not allow them to use the walk on sleeve for some reason, perhaps because it is not a national airline. They make you huddle into an area, board onto a packed bus, drive you to the airplane on the tarmac, and then you have to carry your carry-on luggage up Rickety metal steps to get onto the plane. The flight was fine. It is relatively short. There is no entertainment and anything that you want to drink or eat you have to pay for with cash on board. They need to allow these airlines to use the walk on sleeve, which was empty and available right next to our airplane. Perhaps it’s a political battle.
The flight attendant was very helpful my husband and I were not seated together and she was able to get us seats together
The truth is that everything turned out perfect very well.
The check in crew was very friendly and efficient. Everything following reflected poorly on the company. Their exit row policy is laughably terrible. I was instructed I was not allowed to use any headphones, I was not allowed to store any luggage at all under the seat in front of me. I was not allowed to keep anything with me at all actually - it all was required to be in the overhead bin (difficult when in the window seat). And then was inexplicably woken up and told I was not allowed to sleep in the exit row either. So no book/reading, no headphones, no entertainment, and not allowed to sleep (in a non-reclining exit seat, of course). It takes a lot to annoy me normally - but this made the cut.
Bondi Air changed the departure time to 9 hours latter and would not do anything to help me. I ended flying with another carrier.
After we got to our hotel from Jorge Newberry airport, I realized my Apple AirTag was stolen, and my Belkin power bank charger was also stolen from my luggage. This was initially a carry-on bag due to the items in my bag, and I was forced to check in the bag at the counter and then to Discover things were stolen from my bag once it arrived back at the airport. I was very disappointed in this airlines for this reason, and I will never fly them again due to theft.
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| Average price | Average duration | |
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| Flights | $119 | 1h 50m |
| Buses | $127 | 13h 42m |