Aeropuerto de Buenos Aires a Aeroparque Jorge Newbery

Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) is the city airport of Buenos Aires, on the Río de la Plata waterfront next to Palermo. It handles most domestic flights in Argentina, to places such as Bariloche, Mendoza, Salta, Iguazú and Ushuaia, plus some short international routes in the region.

Travelers landing at Ezeiza on an international flight often connect at Aeroparque to continue around the country. The two airports are on opposite sides of the city, so a domestic connection means a road transfer across Buenos Aires and a fresh check-in at Aeroparque.

Aeroparque is also close to the Palermo and Belgrano neighborhoods and the Costanera riverside, so some travelers stay nearby the night before an early domestic flight.

Your driver meets you in the Terminal A arrivals hall at Ezeiza, just outside the customs exit, with a sign bearing your name, and walks you to the car at the lettered pickup points outside the terminal. We follow your flight, so the pickup moves with your real landing time.

The transfer to Aeroparque crosses Buenos Aires from the southwest to the riverside north of the city, and traffic on the highways and avenues in between varies a lot through the day. Your bags go in the trunk, and your driver drops you at the Aeroparque departures curb, ready to check in for your domestic flight.

When you book, enter Aeroparque as your drop-off and leave plenty of time between your arrival at Ezeiza and your next departure.