Aerolíneas Argetinas resumes New York-Buenos Aires flights Dec 15

If you are a leisure or business traveler planning a trip to Buenos Aires from New York, here’s a reason to celebrate once again. The direct flights from New York, which were terminated five years ago, is being resumed again by Aerolíneas Argentinas. The flights from Buenos Aires’ Ministro Pistarini International Airport will resume operations from December 15 this year. This is also good news for those booking business class flights to Buenos Aires, as the airline will be offering 22 seats on its Cóndor Club class. The airline will operate 264-seat Airbus 330-200 aircraft.

The resumption of Aerolíneas Argentinas flight from New York is significant as this will give opportunity to business travelers to visit Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, which has lately positioned itself as one of the most dynamic and important business hub in Latin America. The city has flourished over the years and is renowned world over for its excellent infrastructure, rich history and culture, world-famous events and myriad attractions. Today, Buenos Aires has gained prominence as a significant international tourist city, and can easily rival with major tourist destinations in the world.

Millions of tourists from across the world visit Buenos Aires to celebrate festivals and events like the International Tourism Fair of Latin America and the International Tango Festival.  Buenos Aires has also become the preferred destination for business tourism. The city with its fantastic infrastructure and transportation hosts several international exhibitions, fairs, events and congresses every year.