Airline Tickets from Buenos Aires

General Info

Airport Address: Ministro Pistarini International Airport, Ezeiza, Aut. Richieri S/N, CP 1802, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Distance and Location: The airport is located at Ezeiza, 35km (21 miles) southwest of Buenos Aires
Airport Website: www.aa2000.com.ar
Airport E-mail: Via the airport's website
Airport Telephone: (0)11 5480 6111
Country Code: 54
Time Zone: GMT - 3
Total Number of Terminals: 2
Moving between Terminals: The terminals are within walking distance of each other.

Information and Customer Care Desks

There are two infodesks. One is located on the ground floor of Terminal A and it is open 24 hours and the other one is on the ground floor of Terminal B and it is open from 0530 until the last flight. Courtesy telephones are situated around the terminal, with a direct link to the infodesk. The airport has a 24-hour information line, which also provides information for the Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (internal flights) (tel: (0)11 5480 6111). Customer service representatives from Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 are available to provide assistance and information; they are easily recognisable by their uniform. Tourist infodesks are located in Terminal A Arrivals and in the baggage reclaim hall of Terminal B Arrivals.

Available Facilities and Services

Money withdrawal and Communication facilities: Facilities include several bureaux de change in both terminals and ATMs in Terminal A. There is a 24-hour bank in the Terminal A Arrivals area. Telephone and Internet access is available in Terminal A Departures and Terminal B Arrivals. Mobile phone hire and services are available in Terminal A Arrivals and Departures. Cafe and restaurants: There are several restaurants, cafés and bars. Shopping facilities: There are several shops at the airport. Duty-free is available in Terminal A and B Departures, and in Terminal A Arrivals. Luggage services: The left-luggage service is located next to the infodesk on the ground floor of Terminal A and in Terminal A Departures; lockers are available in Terminal A Arrivals. Lost property is handled by the National Aeronautical Police. Trolleys are available for a fee. Baggage wrapping services are located throughout the terminals. Other services: There are pharmacies in both terminals, and a medical service centre in Terminal A.

Car Parking Info

The airport has parking spaces available in a multi-storey covered parking garage and an open-air parking lot, next to Terminal A. There is no distinction between long- and short-term parking at the airport.

Driving by car from/to Buenos Aires

From Plaza San Martín (San Martín y Libertador) to the airport: Take Calle San Martín, Avenida Del Libertador, Avenida Maipú, Calle Arenales, Avenida 9 de Julio, motorway 25 de Mayo, Avenida TGL Dellepiane and the motorway TGP Riccheri. The airport is signposted.

Public Transportation from/to Buenos Aires

How to reach: By Taxi: There is a taxi stand at the airport. Municipal taxis for both Ezeiza and Buenos Aires are available outside both terminals at authorised taxi ranks (journey time: 45 minutes). Companies Transfer-Express and Manuel Tienda León operate a chauffeur service between Ezeiza and Buenos Aires, departing from both terminals. Luxury transport is available from VIP Car, available outside the Arrivals areas of both terminals. By Bus: A number of bus services operated to Ezeiza, Buenos Aires and the surrounds. Bus no.394 runs to Monte Grande railway station and Camino de Cintura. Bus no.502 runs to Ezeiza City. Bus no.51 runs to Constitución via Monte Grande. Bus no.86 operates between the airport and central Buenos Aires, Plaza de Mayo. Manuel Tienda León provides a shuttle service from the airport.

The capital of Argentina surely can be called the liveliest city in South America: there life doesn't stop even for a second. In Corrientes Avenue you'll find cafes, kiosks, theatres, shops that are opened from morning till night, even buses go there without night stand. Buenos Aires certainly has European charm, there you can feel the spirit of Paris, Rome, Madrid and it's not surprising: the most of the portenos (as the native call themselves) originate from 'the Old World'. Buenos Aires has population of almost 3 million people, but if we take into account the population of the suburbs, the number will grow to more than 12 million.

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