Pistarini EZE
Cheap flights from Buenos Aires to Europe mostly leave from Pistarini, the airport everyone calls by its code, EZE. It handles the long-haul side of the city's air traffic, with routes to Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Rome, Lisbon, Vienna, Warsaw and Chisinau. Buenos Aires also has a second airport, Jorge Newbery, and the two are not interchangeable, so check the code on your booking before you arrange a transfer or a lift to the terminal.
Pistarini at a glance
- Passengers per year
- 11.9 M (2025)
- Elevation
- 20 m
- Opened
- 1949
- Official website
- aa2000.com.ar
- Population of Buenos Aires
- 3.1 M (2022)
Country facts: Wikidata
Getting to the city
Pistarini sits outside the city, so sort out the transfer before you land. Official taxi ranks and pre-booked private transfers are the simplest options, and drivers who approach you inside the terminal are best avoided. Give yourself a wide buffer for the drive in — traffic on the approach roads is heavy at peak times and can stretch the journey well beyond what a map suggests. Heading out, confirm which airport your flight uses: Pistarini and Jorge Newbery are separate, and turning up at the wrong one costs you the flight.
Popular routes from this airport
| To | Airline | Flight | Date | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Krakow | GOL Linhas Aereas S.A. | with a stop | 3 Nov 2026 | from $1,189 |
| Warsaw | Air France | with a stop | 10 Jul 2027 | from $1,881 |