Popular in | December |
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Cheapest in | April |
Average price | $1,121 |
Round-trip from | $616 |
One-way from | $330 |
Fly from
Budget
$616 - $765
Route
Depart
Return
Price
New York John F Kennedy IntlBuenos Aires Jorge Newbery
JFK - AEP
JFKAEP
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Fri 10/6
Nonstop11h 00m
Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery
Sat 10/14
Nonstop11h 05m
New York John F Kennedy IntlBuenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
JFK - EZE
JFKEZE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sat 10/21
1 stop29h 02m
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
Sat 11/4
1 stop28h 42m
New York John F Kennedy IntlBuenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
JFK - EZE
JFKEZE
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sun 10/1
1 stop16h 38m
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
Fri 10/6
1 stop20h 28m
NewarkBuenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
EWR - EZE
EWREZE
Newark
Mon 10/16
2 stops33h 01m
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
Wed 11/15
2 stops34h 06m
New York LaGuardiaBuenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
LGA - EZE
LGAEZE
New York LaGuardia
Wed 11/8
1 stop15h 35m
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
Sun 11/12
1 stop23h 00m
NewarkBuenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
EWR - EZE
EWREZE
Newark
Tue 11/7
1 stop16h 00m
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
Tue 11/14
1 stop17h 38m
NewarkBuenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
EWR - EZE
EWREZE
Newark
Sat 9/23
1 stop35h 55m
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini
Tue 10/3
1 stop16h 04m
Entertainment
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Reviews
Very easy to fly, great itinerary, nice airport staff and flight attendants. The onboard snack can be better knowing that Argentina is famous for it’s bakery products.
Entertainment
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Very easy to fly, great itinerary, nice airport staff and flight attendants. The onboard snack can be better knowing that Argentina is famous for it’s bakery products.
Entertainment
Food
Boarding
Crew
Overall
Comfort
Reviews
Very easy to fly, great itinerary, nice airport staff and flight attendants. The onboard snack can be better knowing that Argentina is famous for it’s bakery products.
Entertainment
Food
Boarding
Crew
Overall
Comfort
Reviews
Very easy to fly, great itinerary, nice airport staff and flight attendants. The onboard snack can be better knowing that Argentina is famous for it’s bakery products.
Entertainment
Food
Boarding
Crew
Overall
Comfort
Reviews
Very easy to fly, great itinerary, nice airport staff and flight attendants. The onboard snack can be better knowing that Argentina is famous for it’s bakery products.
Entertainment
Food
Boarding
Crew
Overall
Comfort
Reviews
Very easy to fly, great itinerary, nice airport staff and flight attendants. The onboard snack can be better knowing that Argentina is famous for it’s bakery products.
January
$1,176
February
$1,198
March
$1,090
April
$974
May
$1,083
June
$1,052
July
$1,125
August
$1,016
September
$1,008
October
$1,092
November
$1,096
December
$1,305
Currently, April is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Argentina. Flying to Argentina in December will prove the most costly. There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
NYC - BUE Price | $987 - $1,519 |
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BUE Temperature | 51.8 - 77 °F |
BUE Rainfall | 2 - 3.9 inches |
Peak season:
The summer months are typically the busiest for flights to Argentina, although this does vary slightly depending on where exactly you are traveling. Patagonia and the Andes are much more enjoyable during the summer whereas the north of Argentina is more pleasant during the winter months of June to September. Buenos Aires is one of the busiest destinations in Argentina and as such you’ll need to make sure you secure your flight tickets in advance to avoid overpaying. The high season in Buenos Aires tends to last all-year, though spring and fall are the most popular because of the temperate weather. Sometime in February/March is the annual Carnival festival which engulfs the entire country. You’ll struggle to find flights to Argentina that don’t break the bank around the Carnival, so plan well ahead.
Off season:
If you don’t mind cooler weather then head off during the winter to find the cheapest flights to Argentina. Despite the drop in temperature you’ll find that the weather is mostly dry and can be a great time to visit. Early October to early December is when spring takes over and you can find cheap flights to Argentina without the high season crowds, making your vacation more enjoyable
You’ll find the cheapest flights to Argentina fluctuate between October and February, so with a bit of planning you can secure some bargains. You’ll still need to secure your flight tickets well in advance for these to be the best months to book your flights, so aim to have your flights to Argentina booked at least four or five months before you wish to travel. If you have the luxury of flexibility then you’ll find the cheapest flights to Argentina without much trouble. Without the limitation of school holidays and specific blocks of the year you’ll discover flight tickets that are reasonably priced. You’ll notice that either side of the plane provides some great views throughout the flight so just try to avoid the wings and you should enjoy the view.
Argentina is one of the most unforgettable places on Earth to visit, thanks to its diverse culture and natural beauty. The Europeans arrived in this southernmost South American country in the 16th century, but long before then indigenous groups occupied this land-the Incas were in the Northwest, the Tehuelche in Patagonia, and the Querandí in the Pampas. Each town and city can provide a uniquely fascinating narrative about its people and their ancestors. Today, any visitor who disembarks a flight to Argentina can look forward to an adventurous trip exploring ancient ruins, visiting lush vineyards and meeting the natives.
Most Argentina trips originate and arrive in the capital city of Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is a modern European-like city with bustling streets and stylish restaurants. Argentina flights are packed with passengers and their purchases including leather goods, rugs, wines and more from shopping in Buenos Aires.
Because of its considerable size, the most economical way to travel around the country is to acquire an Aerolineas Argentinas Visit Argentina Pass while booking your Argentina flights. This enables extensive travel within the country so you can fly from the cosmopolitan capital of Buenos Aires to the rolling terrain of the Central Sierras in Cordoba and then north to the lush wineries in Cafayete.
Patagonia and the Iguazu Falls are two destinations in Argentina that can’t be missed, especially for those who love the great outdoors. Patagonia’s Peninsula Valdes wildlife reserve is home to migrating whales, seals, penguins, sea elephants and dolphins, while the Iguazu National Park’s subtropical rainforest has more than 2000 plant species and 400 bird species perched amongst its trees.
For many people, Argentina is most famous for its controversial First Lady, Eva Perón. Perón’s feminist approach to politics and civilization stirred hatred in some Argentines, and ignited passion and individuality in others. Today, the anniversary of Eva Perón’s death is marked by Argentines every year on July 26.
Argentina is the birthplace of tango-the forbidden dance. And because this Latina American country is as comfortable with its own citizens as it is with its visitors, it’s quite possible a local may offer to teach you. Travelers booking flights to Argentina simply need to show some foot work- either with a soccer ball or on the dance floor-and they’ll soon feel like one of the locals. Book a trip to Argentina to be seduced by its history, geography and culture.
Buenos Aires:
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and has the busiest airport. The Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport is the main one in use and is where you’ll no doubt fly into. It is a little over 13 miles away from the center of Buenos Aires and getting into town isn’t too difficult. It’s worth noting that there are no train or rail options available from the airport. There are, however, many private and public bus choices you can make. If you turn left after leaving the airport you should find the public buses with little trouble. They only operate from Terminal B. You’ll also need exact change so make sure you change some notes into coins. Manuel Tienda Leon is one of the main private bus companies. You can even arrange for a transfer directly to your hotel with them if you don’t mind paying. Finally, you can choose to hail a taxi. There are numerous taxi options. You can either find ones outside, pre-arrange one when you are securing your cheap flights to Argentina or take one from the Exeiza taxi desk inside of the airport.
Cordoba:
The airport is around 6 miles from the center of Cordoba. The transportation from here is lacking, though. Your best bet would be to try to arrange transport once you’ve secured your flight tickets to Argentina. It’s also worth seeing if your accommodation offers any kind of shuttle service. Failing that, there is a regular bus that goes to the center of town, but the drivers are prone to refusing passengers with too much luggage (just bear that in mind when you’re packing). Additionally, there is a minibus service, so if you do end up with a lot of luggage, you could opt for that.
Argentina’s domestic flight network is reliable and planes are the easiest way to get around if you’re covering long distances. Depending on the route, flights can be even cheaper than buses.
Long-distance buses are also a good option and are equipped with a toilet, air-conditioning and even a bar.
Driving is another option but can be expensive. Cars can be rented to adults over 21.
Finding Flights from Argentina
Planning to continue the vacation after Argentina? Cheapflights can help you find great deals. The same airlines that fly direct to Argentina can also take you back to the United States, or you can move on to more international destinations.
Here are some popular routes flying out of Argentina, so you can see what kind of deals are out there:
While taxis are the most expensive way to get to the airport, they are also the fastest and most comfortable. City buses don’t cost much, but the ride could take an hour or two. If you’re flying out of an airport in Buenos Aires, arrive early, as they often get crowded.