Transfer to/from - Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP)

Aeroparque offers a variety of ground transportation options connecting the airport with downtown Buenos Aires, the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area, Ezeiza International Airport, and destinations throughout Argentina.

Ride-Sharing Apps

Ride-sharing services such as Uber and Cabify are authorized to operate at the airport. The designated passenger pickup point is located at the Río Parking Lot. After exiting the arrivals area, cross Costanera Avenue using either the pedestrian bridge or the underground walkway. To avoid cancellations and reduce waiting times, it is recommended that you request your ride only after reaching the pickup area.

Shuttle Services and Door-to-Door Transfers

Private and shared shuttle companies operate from the arrivals area, offering direct transportation to your hotel or other destination at fixed fares.

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Taxis and Private Car Services

The airport offers two chauffeur-driven transportation options: official city taxis and licensed private car services.

Taxis

Official taxis (recognized by their black body and yellow roof) are available outside the arrivals area. Self-service kiosks located in the terminal allow passengers to enter their destination and the number of bags to receive a ticket showing the pre-calculated fare. Present this ticket to the driver before starting your trip. Payment is made directly to the driver using cash or accepted digital payment methods.

Private Car Services

Private car services operate with fixed fares based on your destination. Authorized companies such as Transfer Express, Manuel Tienda León, and Trans Air have service counters on the ground floor of the public arrivals area. Reservations and payment are completed at the counter before proceeding to your vehicle.

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Buses and Public Transit

From executive shuttle services to city buses, buses provide one of the most convenient and affordable ways to travel to and from the airport.

Shuttle and Express Bus Services

Manuel Tienda León: The airport's leading executive bus operator. It offers frequent service connecting Aeroparque with Ezeiza International Airport and its downtown terminal in Retiro (Terminal Madero), located near the city center. Ticket counters and customer service desks are located in the public arrivals area.

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Long-Distance Coaches

Several long-distance bus companies operate direct services between the airport and cities in Argentina, including Rosario and Santa Fe (for example, El Rosarino). Most services require advance reservations, so travelers should check schedules and purchase tickets through each company's official website before traveling.

City Buses (Public Transportation)

City bus stops are located along Costanera Rafael Obligado Avenue, directly outside the terminal. Note: To use public transportation in Buenos Aires, passengers must have a SUBE card with available balance. Cards can be purchased and reloaded at kiosks and stores inside the airport. The main bus routes include:

• Route 8: Provides direct service between Aeroparque and Ezeiza International Airport via either the express highway service or the regular route through downtown Buenos Aires and Liniers. It is the most economical public transportation option for passengers transferring between the two airports.
• Route 33: Connects the airport with Retiro, downtown Buenos Aires, and southern Greater Buenos Aires destinations such as La Boca, Dock Sud, and Lanús.
• Route 34: Connects Aeroparque with the Liniers neighborhood, passing through Palermo and operating along the Juan B. Justo Metrobus corridor.
• Route 37: Serves Plaza Italia, Congreso, and continues south to Lanús and Lomas de Zamora.
• Route 45: Travels to Retiro, downtown Buenos Aires, Plaza Constitución, and terminates in Remedios de Escalada.
• Route 160: Passes through Palermo, Almagro, Pompeya, and connects with several communities in the southern Greater Buenos Aires area.
• Route 166: The "Ciudad Universitaria x Aeroparque" branch serves the western part of the metropolitan area (Morón, Haedo, Ramos Mejía), passing through key locations including Liniers, Villa Luro, Floresta, Villa Crespo, Palermo, and providing access to the Movistar Arena.

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