Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP)

Arriving internationally requires clearing national immigration control, collecting checked baggage, passing customs inspection, and exiting into the public arrivals hall.

• Disembark via jetbridge or bus transfer to the international arrivals sector.
• Proceed to Dirección Nacional de Migraciones passport control desks for entry processing.
• Collect baggage from the designated carousel in the baggage claim area.
• Pass through AFIP customs baggage screening before exiting into the public hall.
• Locate official transport counters or prepaid taxi desks inside the arrivals lobby.

• Taxi

  Prepaid Taxi / Remis

  Booked and paid at official counters inside the arrivals hall prior to exiting the terminal building.

  Time:

  roughly 15-30 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically modest to moderate regional rates

• Ride-hailing

  Rideshare (App-based)

  Pick-up points are arranged outside the main terminal curbside using mobile apps.

  Time:

  roughly 15-30 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically variable depending on demand

• Bus

  Public Bus (Colectivo)

  City buses (lines 33, 37, 45, 160) stop on the avenue outside the airport; requires a contactless SUBE transit card.

  Time:

  roughly 30-50 minutes

  Typical cost:

  typically low cost

Transferring between international and domestic flights occurs within the same continuous building structure, while transfers to Ezeiza International Airport require road transport.

• On-site domestic and international transfers involve walking between terminal sectors inside the main building.
• Passengers transferring to Ezeiza (EZE) must collect all luggage, clear customs, and take ground transport across the city.
• Road transfers between Aeroparque and Ezeiza typically take between 50 and 90 minutes depending on traffic conditions.

Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the passenger terminal areas.

• Select the official airport network from your device Wi-Fi settings.
• Accept the terms of service on the portal landing page to establish connection.
• Coverage extends across arrivals, departures, and public dining spaces.

Foreign exchange desks and ATMs are available within the terminal, alongside wide card acceptance across airport businesses.

• ATMs accepting international bank cards are situated in public concourses.
• Official currency exchange counters operate within the main terminal building.
• Credit and debit cards are accepted by most established vendors, taxis, and official services.

A range of dining options is positioned across both pre-security and post-security zones.

• Public arrivals and departures halls feature casual cafés, bakeries, and fast-food outlets.
• Airside departure sectors provide additional sit-down restaurants and quick-service options.
• Outlets offer local Argentine specialities as well as standard international fare.

VIP lounges are located airside for eligible passengers and premium cardholders.

• Lounges offer comfortable seating, refreshments, internet access, and flight information displays.
• Access is granted based on airline class of service, frequent flyer status, or paid pass schemes.

There are no hotels directly attached to the terminal, but numerous options exist nearby in the Palermo and Recoleta districts.

• Hotels ranging from budget to luxury are located within a 5-to-15-minute drive from the airport.
• Short taxi rides connect the terminal to nearby accommodation along major avenues.

Baggage reclaim carousels are located in both international and domestic arrival halls.

• Baggage carts are available inside the arrivals and baggage reclaim halls.
• Luggage storage or wrapping services operate in the public landside departure concourses.
• Inquiries regarding lost or delayed luggage should be directed to your operating airline's baggage desk.

Basic family facilities are distributed across the primary terminal sectors.

• Baby changing units are located within selected accessible rest rooms.
• Prat-friendly areas and seating are available throughout the public concourses.

• ATMs
• Currency exchange
• Prepaid taxi counters
• Restaurants and cafés
• Luggage wrapping
• Free Wi-Fi
• VIP Lounges
• Pharmacies

Local emergency number: 911 (National Emergency Number).

• Dial 911 for emergency medical, police, or fire assistance nationwide.
• First aid and medical aid services are available on-site within the terminal building.
• Lost passports should be reported to the airport police (Policía de Seguridad Aeroportuaria) and your local embassy.

• Check your passport validity and any visa, ETA or entry declaration required.
• Confirm your departure terminal on your boarding pass the day before.
• Activate a travel eSIM so you are online the moment you land.
• Download offline maps and screenshot your hotel address and booking reference.
• Tell your bank you are travelling and carry a backup payment card.
• Save the local emergency number and your embassy contact in your phone.
• Photograph your passport and store the copy somewhere you can reach offline.
• Check baggage allowance and any restricted items for your destination.

Airport operations change. Always confirm terminals, fares and timetables with the official sources below before you travel.

• Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 Official WebsiteOfficial airport source
• Dirección Nacional de MigracionesGovernment source
• Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos (Aduana)Government source
• Tarjeta SUBE - Transporte PúblicoOfficial transit source
• Ministerio de Salud - EmergenciasGovernment source
• Turismo Buenos AiresGovernment source