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Looking for a good way to book flights in Argentina (good prices)
N Posts: 1
I am travelling to Argentina in October and want to fly from Iguazu all the way south to El Calafate. Where can I get a good price for my tickets? Which airlines do you recommend?
[Edited: 01:15 - Jo Trouble - Moved from General to South America forum.]
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B Posts: 1,545
Hi,
Flights are never cheap in Argentina. You actually have 2 main choices...Aerolineas Argentina or Lan Argentina. with both you will involve a stop in Buenos Aires. For Lan, their web site is very easy to naviagate.
You may also consider buses if you have time. They are cheap and super luxurious.
Hope this help,
Peter Reply to this
Flights are never cheap in Argentina. You actually have 2 main choices...Aerolineas Argentina or Lan Argentina. with both you will involve a stop in Buenos Aires. For Lan, their web site is very easy to naviagate.
You may also consider buses if you have time. They are cheap and super luxurious.
Hope this help,
Peter Reply to this
B Posts: 12
Holaaa I´m from Argentina.
Fares of aerial tickets among destinations within the Argentinean territory are different for residents and for non-residents. The National State keeps fares down for residents in exchange for inexpensive fuel for aero-commercial companies. For this reason, a non-resident may pay up to 50 percent more for the same ticket. A way to fly at a lower cost within Argentinean territory is by acquiring an Airpass in your country of origin. Inquire here about the closest Aerolineas Argentinas offices in your country to be informed about the Airpass, its cost and conditions.
Contact me if you need more help
Regards
Luciano,
Cultura Cercana Reply to this
Fares of aerial tickets among destinations within the Argentinean territory are different for residents and for non-residents. The National State keeps fares down for residents in exchange for inexpensive fuel for aero-commercial companies. For this reason, a non-resident may pay up to 50 percent more for the same ticket. A way to fly at a lower cost within Argentinean territory is by acquiring an Airpass in your country of origin. Inquire here about the closest Aerolineas Argentinas offices in your country to be informed about the Airpass, its cost and conditions.
Contact me if you need more help
Regards
Luciano,
Cultura Cercana Reply to this
