O Aeroporto Internacional Ministro Pistarini (EZE), comumente conhecido como Ezeiza, é o principal aeroporto internacional da Argentina, localizado na localidade de Ezeiza, a aproximadamente 35 quilômetros a sudoeste do centro de Buenos Aires. Com mais de 14 milhões de passageiros anuais, Ezeiza é o maior aeroporto da Argentina e o principal ponto de entrada internacional para o país. O aeroporto serve como hub principal da Aerolíneas Argentinas, a companhia aérea de bandeira do país. Ezeiza possui dois terminais — A e B — com o Terminal A dedicado principalmente a voos internacionais e o Terminal B a operações domésticas e regionais. Buenos Aires, como capital da Argentina e uma das cidades mais cosmopolitas da América do Sul, gera significativo tráfego tanto turístico como empresarial. A cidade é famosa pela sua arquitetura europeia, cultura do tango, gastronomia requintada e vibrante vida noturna. O aeroporto está conectado ao centro da cidade por autoestrada, com tempo de viagem variando entre 30 minutos e uma hora, dependendo do trânsito. As instalações incluem lojas duty-free com produtos argentinos premium, incluindo vinhos de Mendoza, couro e alfajores, além de restaurantes e casas de câmbio.

Aviation Terms

Iluminação de aeródromo (AGL: Airfield Lighting) Categoria Aeroporto (Airport Category) Elevação do Aeroporto (ELEV: Airport Elevation) Corpo de Bombeiros do Aeroporto (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) Sala VIP do Aeroporto (Airport Lounge) Ponto de referência do aeroporto (ARP: Airport Reference Point) Avental (Apron) Controle automatizado de passaportes (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport to the city center?

Tienda Leon operates luxury bus service from Ezeiza to their terminal at Madero (downtown) in about 50-70 minutes for ARS 8,000-12,000. Manuel Tienda Leon also offers minibus transfers to specific hotels. Taxis cost approximately ARS 20,000-30,000 (USD 20-30) for the 35 km trip. Ride-hailing (Uber/Cabify) is available but drivers may ask for cash due to local regulations.

How many terminals does Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport have?

Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza) has three terminals: Terminal A handles Aerolineas Argentinas and its partners, Terminal B serves other international carriers, and Terminal C handles some overflow flights. The terminals are connected and accessible via the same building complex.

What is the difference between Buenos Aires' two airports?

Ezeiza (EZE) is the main international airport, located 35 km southwest of downtown. Jorge Newbery Aeroparque (AEP) is the domestic and regional airport located just 2 km from downtown, right on the Rio de la Plata waterfront. Some flights to neighboring countries (Uruguay, Brazil, Chile) also depart from Aeroparque. Allow ample time if connecting between the two airports.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport?

Yes, EZE provides free Wi-Fi throughout the terminals. The network requires registration and provides basic browsing speeds. The airport has duty-free shops featuring Argentine wines and leather goods, as well as restaurants serving traditional Argentine cuisine including empanadas and steak.

Which airlines have a hub at Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport?

Aerolineas Argentinas, a SkyTeam member, uses EZE as its primary international hub from Terminal A. The airline connects Buenos Aires to destinations across the Americas, Europe, and Oceania. LATAM Airlines Argentina also has significant operations. International carriers including American Airlines, Air France, Iberia, and Emirates serve the airport.