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Ezeiza International Airport - Ministro Pistarini
Buenos Aires (Ezeiza), Argentina
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40
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67 ft
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Argentina's primary international gateway serving Buenos Aires.
Opened
1949
Location
Buenos Aires (Ezeiza), Argentina
Ezeiza International Airport, officially named Ministro Pistarini International Airport, is the main international airport serving Buenos Aires, Argentina, and the busiest airport in the country. Located approximately 35 kilometers southwest of the city center in the Ezeiza district, it handles the vast majority of Argentina's long-haul international traffic.
The airport is named after Juan Pistarini, the Argentine general and public works minister who oversaw its construction during the presidency of Juan Perón. It opened in 1949 and has undergone multiple expansions and modernization programs over the decades to accommodate growing passenger volumes.
Ezeiza serves as the primary hub for Aerolíneas Argentinas, the country's flag carrier, and hosts numerous international airlines connecting Buenos Aires to destinations across the Americas, Europe, and beyond. The airport is managed by Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, a private concessionaire.
Terminals
The airport operates with two main passenger terminals, Terminal A and Terminal B, which together handle both international and some domestic connecting flights.
Getting to & from
Ground transport options include taxis, remis (private car services), and bus services such as the Manuel Tienda León shuttle connecting the airport to the city center, with no direct rail link currently available.
Airlines here
Aerolíneas Argentinas is the primary hub carrier, joined by major international airlines including LATAM, American Airlines, Air France, Iberia, Lufthansa, and United Airlines.
Notable facts
- ›Named after General Juan Pistarini, Argentina's minister of public works who directed its construction.
- ›Located approximately 35 km southwest of downtown Buenos Aires.
- ›Managed by the private concessionaire Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 since 1998.
- ›The airport was the site of the 1973 Ezeiza massacre, a violent political incident upon Juan Perón's return from exile.
- ›It is the largest and busiest airport in Argentina by international passenger traffic.
This profile is provided for general information only. Details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airport's official website before acting on them.
Route map (40 destinations)
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Airlines serving this airport
LAN Argentina
4M
BQB Lineas Aereas
5Q
American Airlines
AA
Air Canada
AC
Air France
AF
AeroMéxico
AM
Aerolineas Argentinas
AR
Avianca - Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia
AV
Alitalia
AZ
ITA Airways
AZ
British Airways
BA
Copa Airlines
CM
Cubana de Aviación
CU
Delta Air Lines
DL
Emirates
EK
City Connexion Airlines
G3
Gol Transportes Aéreos
G3
Sky Express
G3
Sky Airline
H2
Iberia Airlines
IB
TAM Brazilian Airlines
JJ
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
KL
LAN Airlines
LA
LATAM Airlines
LA
Lufthansa Cargo
LH
Lufthansa
LH
Astrakhan Airlines
OB
TAM Mercosur
PZ
Qatar Airways
QR
Turkish Airlines
TK
United Airlines
UA
Air Europa
UX
Conviasa
V0
Routes
EZE → DFW4M · 777
EZE → PUJ4M · 763
EZE → JFK4M · 777
EZE → MVD5Q · AT7
EZE → MIA4M · 777 763
EZE → DFWAA · 777
EZE → MIAAA · 777
EZE → JFKAA · 777
EZE → SCLAC · 763
EZE → CDGAF · 772
EZE → MVDAF · 772
EZE → BOGAR · 340
EZE → BSBAR · 737
EZE → IGRAR · 737
EZE → MIAAR · 340 330
EZE → VVIAR · 737
EZE → CCSAR · 340
EZE → LIMAR · 737
EZE → MADAR · 340
EZE → MDZAR · E90
EZE → MVDAR · E90
EZE → RELAR · 737
EZE → ROSAR · E90
EZE → BOGAV · 330
EZE → LIMAV · 330 321
EZE → MEXAM · 777 763 762
EZE → ASUAR · 737
EZE → BCNAR · 340
EZE → BRCAR · 737
EZE → CORAR · 737
EZE → CUNAR · 340
EZE → GIGAR · 737
EZE → GRUAR · E90
EZE → SCLAR · E90
EZE → USHAR · 340
EZE → FCOAR · 340
EZE → FTEAR · 737
EZE → JFKAR · 330
EZE → FCOAZ · 772
EZE → LHRBA · 777
EZE → PTYCM · 738
EZE → CCCCU · IL9
EZE → ATLDL · 76W
EZE → GIGEK · 77W
EZE → CWBG3 · 73G
EZE → FORG3 · 738
EZE → GIGG3 · 73G
EZE → POAG3 · 738
EZE → GRUG3 · 738
EZE → FLNG3 · 738
EZE → SCLH2 · 319
EZE → MADIB · 346 342 345
EZE → ASUJJ · 320
EZE → GRUJJ · 330 320
EZE → GIGJJ · 320
EZE → FTEKL · 737
EZE → MVDKL · 772
EZE → GYELA · 319
EZE → LIMLA · 763
EZE → GIGLA · 320
Stay, Eat & Explore: Buenos Aires
The Paris of the South
- •La Boca & Caminito — Painted tin houses and street tango.
- •Recoleta Cemetery — Marble mausoleums including Evita's.
- •Teatro Colón — One of the world's great opera houses — tour or attend.
- •San Telmo Sunday Market — Antiques and street performers along Defensa.
- •Palermo parks & bars — Rose gardens by day, speakeasies by night.
Getting around: The Subte (Line A rides century-old cars) plus endless buses; taxis are plentiful. Aeroparque is in the city, Ezeiza 35 km out.
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