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Overview of Aerolineas Argentinas

Controlling operations out of two hubs in Buenos Aires, Aerolíneas Argentinas flies to more than 10 countries across the world. Services are mainly focused on the South American region, which includes Brazil, Uruguay, Venezuela, Peru and Colombia. Longer distance flights are also available to North America and Europe.

Wholly owned by the Argentine Government, it is celebrated as the nation’s flag carrier. Subsidiary Austral runs a network of regional routes within Argentina. In 2012 Aerolíneas Argentinas became a member of the SkyTeam alliance and has since worked alongside carriers, such as KLM, China Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Air France and Korean Air, to offer a wide-reaching international product. Customers can benefit from an increased amount of departure times and smoother flight connections. Additional codeshare agreements are held with Air New Zealand, El Al, Etihad Airways and GOL Transportes Aereos.

Passengers wishing to upgrade from Economy can choose Premium Economy on narrow-body jets, such as the Boeing 737, or Business Class on larger aircraft like the Airbus A330. Premium Economy, referred to as Club Economy, provides an additional 4 in of legroom and the ability to recline your seat. The chairs in Business Class (Club Condor) extend to an angle-flat seat and have 60 in of space before the seat in front. All transcontinental trips are flown on long-distance Airbus aircraft, meaning Business Class is available.

The Aerolíneas Argentinas fleet of aircraft sports a modern design with light blue and white stripes. The company’s logo of a stylized condor features on the tail. Several of the planes have also been decorated with gray SkyTeam liveries.