Transfer to/from - Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP)

Ride-Sharing Apps

Services such as Uber and Cabify operate at the airport. The designated pickup point for passengers is at the Río Parking area. To get there, after exiting the arrivals hall, cross Costanera Avenue using the pedestrian bridge. It’s best to request your ride only once you are at the pickup point to minimize wait times.

Shuttles & Door-to-Door

Private and shared shuttle services operate inside the terminal, offering a convenient fixed-fare option to reach your destination.

Learn more about door-to-door services

Taxis & Remises

Aeroparque has two main options: city taxis and remises (chauffeured cars) from authorized companies.

Taxis

Official taxi ranks (black-and-yellow vehicles) are located outside the arrivals area. For transparency, the airport provides self-service kiosks where passengers enter their destination and receive a ticket with the estimated fare. Hand this ticket to the driver before starting the trip. Payment is made directly to the taxi driver.

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Remises

On the ground floor of the arrivals sector, inside the terminal, you’ll find the counters of authorized remises companies, such as Transfer Express. They offer fixed fares by destination, paid at the counter before travel.

Buses

Aeroparque offers several bus options: direct shuttles to key points, long-distance coaches, and city bus lines that connect the airport with the entire metro area.

Shuttles & Express Buses

Manuel Tienda León: The main shuttle operator. It runs frequent services linking Aeroparque with Ezeiza Airport and its Retiro base (Terminal Madero), very close to downtown. Sales counters are located in the public arrivals area.

Learn more about Manuel Tienda León

Neo Traslados: A low-cost alternative connecting Aeroparque with Ezeiza Airport, Retiro, and the Obelisk. Services run on demand at roughly 40-minute intervals, and there is a sales point in the arrivals area.

Learn more about Neo Traslados

Long-Distance Buses

Coach services connect Aeroparque with major inland cities such as Rosario and Santa Fe. Check operator websites—e.g., “El Rosarino”—for schedules and availability, as these routes usually require advance booking.

City Buses

City bus stops are located on Avenida Costanera Rafael Obligado, directly in front of the terminal. To use these services you must have the SUBE transit card, available at kiosks. Main lines serving the airport include:

• Line 33: Connects to Retiro, the Microcentro, and southern areas such as La Boca and Lanús.
• Line 34: Links Aeroparque with Liniers via Palermo and Avenida Juan B. Justo.
• Line 37: Runs via Plaza Italia and Congress and continues to Lanús.
• Line 45: Heads to Retiro, the Microcentro, Constitución, and on to Remedios de Escalada.
• Line 160: Passes through Palermo, Almagro, Pompeya, and into the southern suburbs.

Learn more about city buses