Ministro Pistarini International Airport is the main gateway to Buenos Aires and the busiest international airport in Argentina. Whether you're flying in from across the Americas, Europe or beyond, EZE is where most travellers begin and end their Argentine adventure. Compare airlines flying to and from Buenos Aires (EZE) on Traveloka and set a Price Alert to track fares before you book.

Overview of Ministro Pistarini International Airport

Officially named Ministro Pistarini International Airport and widely known by the name of the suburb it sits in, Ezeiza, the airport is located around 22 km southwest of central Buenos Aires. It handles more than 85% of Argentina's international air traffic, making it by far the country's leading international gateway, while domestic flights in Buenos Aires are mostly handled at the smaller Aeroparque Jorge Newbery closer to the city. EZE served close to 12 million passengers in recent years and continues to grow as connections into South America expand.

Where Ministro Pistarini Connects To

From EZE, travellers can reach destinations across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa on scheduled services. Compare options on Traveloka rather than relying on a single carrier — routes and schedules change with the seasons, so it pays to check current availability before you commit.

Airlines and Hubs

Aerolíneas Argentinas, the national carrier, uses EZE as its main international hub, with a large share of long-haul departures. Alongside it, around 29 airlines serve the airport on scheduled routes to roughly 70 destinations worldwide, giving travellers a broad mix of nonstop and connecting options across several continents.

Terminals at EZE

The airport is organised into three main areas: the International Arrivals Terminal, the Departures Terminal, and the Domestic Arrivals Terminal. The Departures Terminal was rebuilt and reopened in 2023 as a large, modern four-level facility. Because arrivals and departures are handled in separate buildings, it's worth checking which terminal applies to your flight before you travel. Verify your terminal at the time of booking.

Getting To and From Buenos Aires

The most popular way into the city is the Tienda León shuttle bus, which runs from the airport to its terminal near the city centre in around 45–60 minutes, with departures roughly every 30–60 minutes through the day. Taxis and licensed remises are also available directly outside the terminals and take a similar amount of time in normal traffic, though the Autopista Riccheri and General Paz ring road can slow things considerably during rush hour. Verify current schedules and travel times before you fly.

Facilities at Ministro Pistarini

EZE offers the facilities travellers expect from a major international hub.

• Airline and pay-per-use lounges across the terminals.
• Duty-free shopping, restaurants and cafés serving local and international food.
• Currency exchange, ATMs, free Wi-Fi and charging points throughout the terminals.

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