About flights from Buenos Aires (EZE)
Ministro Pistarini International Airport sits about 35 kilometers southwest of the Argentine capital, and the moment you step inside, you understand you're dealing with a serious hub. This isn't a regional hub that punches above its weight — it genuinely earns its reach score of 83 out of 99, connecting travelers to 78 direct destinations across four continents. South America's southern cone has long needed a port city that could hold its own against São Paulo and Santiago, and EZE makes a compelling case.
Quick stats for EZE
- Direct destinations: 78
- Countries served: 21
- Continents reached: 4 of 6
- Average flight distance: 3,372 km
- Longest non-stop: Frankfurt (FRA) — 11,503 km (~14h 23m)
- Shortest non-stop: Rosario (ROS) — 294 km (~22 min)
- Reach score: 83/99
Why fly to Buenos Aires?
Argentina's cultural pull is real and specific. You come for the beef, the bookshops on Corrientes, the tango milongas that don't start until midnight. But the airport's route map tells a more interesting story than tourism brochures do. Eleven direct routes into Brazil alone mean you can treat a Buenos Aires trip as the anchor of a broader South American trip rather than a standalone destination. The longest route out of EZE stretches all the way to Frankfurt at 11,503 kilometers, which puts Europe within single-stop reach for travelers coming from elsewhere on the continent. Spain claims two direct routes, a connection that feels historically loaded given the deep Iberian roots woven through Argentine identity. Domestically, the sheer density of Argentine routes — 36 in total — means regional exploration is genuinely straightforward.
Longest non-stop flights from EZE
The furthest destinations you can reach non-stop from Buenos Aires:
- Frankfurt, Germany (FRA) — 11,503 km, approximately 14h 23m
- Amsterdam, Netherlands (AMS) — 11,462 km, approximately 14h 20m
- Rome, Italy (FCO) — 11,155 km, approximately 13h 57m
- Paris, France (CDG) — 11,100 km, approximately 13h 53m
- Barcelona, Spain (BCN) — 10,481 km, approximately 13h 6m
Short-haul flights from EZE
Quick getaway options with the shortest flights from Buenos Aires:
- Rosario, Argentina (ROS) — 294 km, approximately 22 min
- Punta Del Este, Uruguay (PDP) — 315 km, approximately 24 min
- Mar Del Plata, Argentina (MDQ) — 358 km, approximately 27 min
- Parana, Argentina (PRA) — 381 km, approximately 29 min
- Santa Fe, Argentina (SFN) — 404 km, approximately 30 min
Top countries by direct connections from EZE
Ministro Pistarini International Airport connects to 21 countries. Here are the most served:
- Argentina — 36 destinations (Bahia Blanca, Catamarca, Comodoro Rivadavia, Cordoba and 32 more)
- Brazil — 11 destinations (Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Florianopolis, Fortaleza and 7 more)
- USA — 5 destinations (Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Miami and 1 more)
- Paraguay — 2 destinations (Asuncion, Encarnacion)
- Spain — 2 destinations (Barcelona, Madrid)
- Colombia — 2 destinations (Bogota, Medellin)
- Mexico — 2 destinations (Cancun, Mexico City)
- Cuba — 2 destinations (Cayo Coco, Havana)
Where to fly from Buenos Aires
Flights to Argentina
Buenos Aires has 36 direct routes to Argentina:
- Rosario (ROS) — 294 km
- Mar Del Plata (MDQ) — 358 km
- Parana (PRA) — 381 km
- Santa Fe (SFN) — 404 km
- Bahia Blanca (BHI) — 541 km
- Santa Rosa (RSA) — 553 km
- ...and 30 more destinations
Flights to Brazil
Buenos Aires has 11 direct routes to Brazil:
- Florianopolis (FLN) — 1,238 km
- Sao Paulo (GRU) — 1,722 km
- Rio De Janeiro (GIG) — 1,995 km
- Belo Horizonte (CNF) — 2,214 km
- Brasilia (BSB) — 2,357 km
- Porto Seguro (BPS) — 2,814 km
- ...and 5 more destinations
Flights to USA
Buenos Aires has 5 direct routes to USA:
- Miami (MIA) — 7,118 km
- Atlanta (ATL) — 8,076 km
- Houston (IAH) — 8,172 km
- Dallas (DFW) — 8,533 km
- New York (JFK) — 8,534 km
Tips for travelers at EZE
Budget real time for the trip into the city. The Ezeiza airport, as locals call it, is not close, and traffic on the autopista can stretch a 40-minute drive into 90. The Manuel Tienda León shuttle service is reliable, affordable, and drops you at a central terminal near Retiro station — far less stressful than negotiating taxis if it's your first trip. Winters here run June through August, which is when shoulder-season deals tend to appear on transatlantic routes. If you're connecting onward within Argentina, check whether your domestic flight departs from Aeroparque Jorge Newbery instead — it handles many internal routes and requires an entirely separate transfer.
Frequently asked questions about flying to Buenos Aires
What's the best way to get from Ministro Pistarini Airport to downtown Buenos Aires?
You can take the Aeroexprés bus directly to Retiro station (about 45 minutes, very affordable), grab a taxi or Uber from the official stands, or arrange a private transfer in advance—all are reliable options depending on your budget and luggage.
When is the best time to fly to or from Buenos Aires?
April to May and September to November offer the best weather and fewer crowds than summer (December-February) and winter (June-August), plus you'll typically find better flight deals during the shoulder seasons.
How many destinations can I reach directly from Buenos Aires?
Ministro Pistarini offers 78 direct destinations, connecting you to major cities across South America, North America, Europe, and beyond without needing to change planes.
Do I need a visa to enter Argentina?
It depends on your nationality—many countries including the US, UK, Canada, and most EU nations get 90 days visa-free, but it's worth checking the Argentine immigration website before you book since requirements can change.
What's a helpful tip for the airport?
The airport is about 23 kilometers from the city center, so allow plenty of time for your trip into town; also, the terminal has good WiFi and plenty of ATMs, but exchange rates at the airport are typically worse than in the city.
How much should I budget for getting from the airport to the city?
An Aeroexprés bus costs around 150-200 ARS (very cheap), Uber typically runs 800-1200 ARS depending on traffic, and a taxi from the official stand is usually 500-800 ARS—all quite affordable compared to other major airports.
Plan your trip from Buenos Aires
Browse the complete list of 78 destinations below to find your next flight from Ministro Pistarini International Airport. Each route page includes distance, estimated flight time, and airline information to help you plan your trip.