Getting to the airport is a job on it’s own. No bus, metro or train connections. Only efficient way to get there is taking a taxi but expensive.
Fast boarding area because the security measures are a 0 🤔. Security x-ray machines are standing there for show?! No identity / passport control. If you want to travel incognito, this the place to be. But everything went fast.
Airport is too small for all the traffic. Lines at the toilets, getting your luggage is slow, limited lunch options after security control.
This airport need some improvements or a change in airport policy how to handle air traffic around Buenos Aires is needed.
Good airport. No issues. Plenty of restaurants, cafes, and kiosks. A few ATMs. A place to purchase SUBE cards. The lines at security and stores are all very short. There is a large duty free store in the terminal. As far as I know, buses/subway/train cannot take you here - you need to take a taxi or private car.
We flew in from Rio and landed after 9pm. We decided to take the cheaper option into the city and bus it.
There seemed to be no signage regarding bus details but even more annoying there was no info regarding the Sube cards. After searching on the ground floor I ventured up stairs (to the departures level) I came across a news agent type of shop and got our sube cards. The sube card machine is beside the shop and we topped up. We got the 45 bus into the city which was fine.
I still can't figure out why you can't have sube card services outside the arrivals gate or some info stating it's upstairs.
Makes no sense having it up stairs anyway.
Complete chaos. This airport is not equipped to be an international airport in terms of size and infrastructure. Very poor signage to get travelers to the appropriate entrances, check-ins, gates etc. The customs and immigration process was extremely slow and poorly coordinated as well. Airport employees and customs officials constantly allowed people to break in line and in numerous instances even assisted. I understand that I used this airport during it’s peak summer travel season, but seems they could have been more prepared for it. Not sure what the conditions are at the international airport in Ezeiza, but I will definitely avoid Jorge Newberry in the future.
The airport it's small and not many options of restaurants and places to eat. Its closer to the city and has a nice view outside. If you are hungry and think the prices are super expensive (they are), go outside close to the water and try an Argentinian hot dog. It's delicious and cheap. If you have to change airports, don't pay crazy taxi fair. Go to Tienda Leon and ask ticket to Ezeiza. It's a lot cheaper and easier.
The place is a small airport, the waiting rooms are a quite small. There are food stalls all over the place. You can charge your phone battery on a restaurant near the boarding lobby.
A nice airport, very easy to get to downtown from here.
Not so good points: if you travel with your water bottle, there is no fountain to fill your bottle before boarding on the international area, the only way is buying water. Also, there is only one restaurant at the international area before entering the plane, but it has more options before you go through customs.
The airport is clean, not so big, but modern in some areas. It connects you with different countries and places around Argentina. Good choice if you are traveling here.
This airport is extremely easy to navigate for your first time. If you are taking a domestic flight from here getting here 2 hours before your flight is more than enough. Nearby to the city center and easy accessible though local transportation and taxi. I took a taxi here from the city center and took 20 minutes without traffic.
Getting to Beunos Aries International airport is a harrowing experience .Shuttles are irregular and hard to book , taxis charge a Tarif both ways doubling the passengers fare the only public transport the number eight bus takes 2-3 hours to travel the twelve K to the airport and the only a third of them actually take you there.
The fact is in Beunos Aries airline passengers are being held to ransom by a bunch of private operators running shonky services when as is the case in most countries public transport either rail or bus make sure access to airport terminals is reliable and cheap for travellers
Time to up your game BA !
The airport is ok, the infrastructure is regular, but the main problem are the taxi drivers near there. Take care, the feare may be 'greater' at the end of the way.
Small downtown airport. Things are improving, lots of construction in the terminals. Overall positive experience.
Needs some work. The customer service was pretty rude and there is nowhere to stow your bags if you have a long layover and want to venture out. Nice view of the waterfront.
Being close to the downtown area is its best feature. The domestic terminal is nicer and more confortable than the international one.
Good free wifi. The lines are not long. Great location so close to the city.
Modern, clean airport. Lines at the check-in counters can be VERY long, you are better off with only a carry-on. Security checks are rather laissez-faire compared to the US. Water bottles OK, shoes stay on, and if you set off the detector, just a quick pat down.
The WiFi signal is there, but it is painfully slow.
Announcements about plane delays may happen, but may not.
Great wifi..
Positive experience with check-in, immigration, and customs.
Money exchange has a long line, both when we arrived, and when we left; took us 45 minutes.