Hello Angie:

On a three week tour of Argentina, my friend and I had about a day and half in Buenos Aires and we wanted to make the most of it. We also went to the Carlos Gardel Tango show recommended by you. A tango show might be touristy bu Read more...

Hiroshi ,
Japan.

Aerolineas Argentinas  and LAN Argentina  provide connections between the international airport of Ezeiza in Buenos Aires and many cities in all parts of South America and North America and Europe.
If you plan to visit Buenos Aires you will fly to Ezeiza International Airport (EZE), if you travel to another position in Argentina or Uruguay you should travel from Ezeiza to Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP). One problem is that these airports are located on opposite sides of the city, making transportation from one to another with some time to consider. There are flights shuttle buses that take you there in about an hour, but the travel time varies greatly depending on traffic. Note that recently flew from Aeroparque workers there were many strikes at the airport and the service has been remarkably unreliable. (Updated 6/17/2007). Recently the problem has happened in Ezeiza Airport (updated 01/22/1908)
You should be able to ride a motorcoach or hire a taxi service one of the booths after you pass through customs. The fixed price for a taxi from Ezeiza International Airport to Buenos Aires is 74 pesos, the price of Jorge Newbery domestic airport to town is 23 pesos. (Prices 04/05/07). From the airport where it is cheaper to take a conventional taxi. For about 15 pesos or so (prices 20/01/2008) will take you to the downtown.
Ezeiza International Airport (EZE): (011) 5480-6111
Visiting another city is located several airports across the country. Many find it much easier to travel to a neighboring country and then take a short hop away to a smaller airport. All major cities in Argentina and major tourist destinations like Perito Moreno and Iguazu Falls have airports nearby. Several national airlines (Aeroli­neas Argentinas, Austral, LAN, LADE), with different levels of service.
There are different fares for Argentine and foreign ciudanos. If checking is done on line is not checked nationality.
Passengers leaving Ezeiza Airport must pay 'an exit tax' of $ 18 (U.S. $ 8 to Uruguay and domestic flights) after registration, over any tax already paid shipping. The Argentine pesos or U.S. dollars are accepted and credit cards. This procedure is similar to domestic airport and another airport like Calafate.

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