Aerolineas Argentinas

Aerolineas Argentinas is Argentina’s full-service flag carrier, positioned as a network airline serving domestic markets, regional South America and selected long-haul international routes. It is a SkyTeam member, which expands booking and lounge options through alliance partners and codeshare agreements, making it a practical choice for travelers connecting across the region or onward to Europe.

Aerolíneas Plus - Aerolineas Argentinas' Frequent Flyer Program

Aerolineas Plus is the carrier’s frequent flyer program; members earn miles on Aerolineas flights and with participating partner airlines and non-airline partners, and those miles can be redeemed for award travel, upgrades and other redemptions depending on availability. The program integrates with SkyTeam partners for earning and redeeming on alliance flights, which increases award access across partner networks. Aerolineas Plus is generally worth crediting to if you fly Aerolineas regularly or value SkyTeam award and status benefits, though casual flyers should compare earning and redemption options if they also fly other alliance carriers frequently.

Where Aerolineas Argentinas Flies

Aerolineas Argentinas is Argentina’s full-service national carrier with a route network focused on domestic Argentina and regional South America, operating from its key Buenos Aires airports including Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) and the international gateway at Ezeiza (EZE). The airline also operates scheduled long-haul services across the Atlantic to Europe as well as selected international regional routes. As a SkyTeam member, Aerolineas extends its reach through alliance partners and codeshares across the Americas and beyond.

Hubs

• Aeroparque Jorge Newbery · AEP

Aircraft and Cabin Classes

Aerolineas Argentinas operates a mix of narrowbody and regional jets for domestic and short-haul regional routes and widebody aircraft on its transcontinental services. Short- and medium-haul flying is generally handled with Airbus narrowbodies and Embraer regional jets, while longer international routes use larger widebody aircraft; the exact equipment and cabin layouts vary by route. Cabin classes typically include economy on most aircraft and a business-class product on many long-haul services, with specific seat types and amenities depending on the aircraft and configuration.

Aircraft types operated: Douglas DC-3, Douglas DC-4, Douglas DC-6, Short Sandringham, Lockheed Constellation, Vickers Viking, Avro York, De Havilland Comet, Hawker Siddeley HS 748, NAMC YS-11, Sud Aviation Caravelle, Fokker F28 Fellowship, Boeing 707, Boeing 727-100, Boeing 727-200, Boeing 737, Boeing 747-200, Boeing 747-400, Boeing 747SP, Airbus A310, Airbus A320, Airbus A340-200, Airbus A340-300, Embraer 190, Embraer 195

Tips for Flying Aerolineas Argentinas

• Use Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) for many domestic and regional flights when you want a short transfer to central Buenos Aires, and expect international flights to depart from Ezeiza (EZE).
• Check fare rules carefully at booking because seat selection, checked-baggage allowance and change/refund conditions vary by fare class and route.
• Credit flights to Aerolíneas Plus if you plan to fly Aerolíneas frequently or want access to SkyTeam award availability and elite benefits.
• Bring extra time when connecting between AEP and EZE since transfers between the two airports can take significantly longer than intra-city transfers.