Fly by private jet charter to Buenos Aires, Argentina’s cosmopolitan capital, renowned for its financial districts, vibrant tango heritage, and world-class polo. Executives arrive for financial institutions, energy-sector meetings, and international trade, while leisure travellers are drawn to the city’s theatres, estancias, and acclaimed dining scene.
LunaJets arranges flights into Aeroparque Jorge Newbery for central city access, San Fernando Airport for discreet private terminals, or Ezeiza International for long-haul arrivals. Chauffeured transfers deliver clients to five-star hotels such as Alvear Palace or Palacio Duhau, or directly to exclusive estancias and sports venues. On request, helicopter flights are available for faster access to coastal retreats or tournament grounds. Whether attending the Argentine Open Polo Championship, a high-level trade summit, or a private yacht excursion from Puerto Madero, every detail follows your schedule.
With two decades of expertise, LunaJets combines Argus®-certified safety, transparent pricing, and charter solutions trusted by discerning clients worldwide. In Buenos Aires, this means efficient access during polo season and seamless private flights across South America and to key international hubs.
How much does it cost to charter a private jet from/to Buenos Aires?
Chartering a private jet from Buenos Aires costs from approximately €5,200 to €209,600 depending on destination and aircraft type. Flights from Buenos Aires to Rosario start at €5,200, while routes to Riyadh begin at €209,600.
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| Route | Flight time | Aircraft model | Category | Seats | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buenos Aires To Sao Paulo | Flight time: 4h 10m | Pilatus PC-12 NGX | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €19,300 | |
| Buenos Aires To Sao Paulo | Flight time: 2h 20m | Hawker 850XP | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €25,200 | |
| Buenos Aires To Sao Paulo | Flight time: 2h 15m | Gulfstream G280 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €30,700 | |
| Buenos Aires To Bariloche | Flight time: 3h 15m | Beechcraft King Air 350i | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €11,900 | |
| Buenos Aires To Bariloche | Flight time: 2h 15m | Cessna Citation Sovereign | Midsize Jet | Seats: 9 | Price: €19,600 | |
| Buenos Aires To Bariloche | Flight time: 1h 45m | Cessna Citation X | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €23,800 | |
| Buenos Aires To La Rioja | Flight time: 2h 30m | Pilatus PC-12 NG | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €9,700 | |
| Buenos Aires To La Rioja | Flight time: 1h 25m | Hawker 900XP | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €16,500 | |
| Buenos Aires To La Rioja | Flight time: 1h 25m | Hawker 1000 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €20,700 | |
| Buenos Aires To Montevideo | Flight time: 0h 45m | Beechcraft King Air 350i | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €6,000 | |
| Buenos Aires To Montevideo | Flight time: 0h 50m | Hawker 700/750 | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €12,700 | |
| Buenos Aires To Montevideo | Flight time: 0h 40m | Gulfstream G200 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8-10 | Price: €16,000 | |
| Buenos Aires To Rosario | Flight time: 0h 55m | Pilatus PC-12 NGX | Turboprop | Seats: 8 | Price: €5,200 | |
| Buenos Aires To Rosario | Flight time: 0h 45m | Cessna Citation Sovereign | Midsize Jet | Seats: 9 | Price: €12,100 | |
| Buenos Aires To Rosario | Flight time: 0h 45m | Gulfstream GIV-SP | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 14 | Price: €16,000 | |
| Buenos Aires To Madrid | Flight time: 11h 10m | Gulfstream G650 | Long Range Jet | Seats: 14 | Price: €174,500 | |
| Buenos Aires To Ushuaia | Flight time: 3h 15m | Cessna Citation CJ3 | Light Jet | Seats: 7 | Price: €23,600 | |
| Buenos Aires To Ushuaia | Flight time: 3h 05m | Hawker 900XP | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €30,800 | |
| Buenos Aires To Ushuaia | Flight time: 3h 00m | Bombardier Challenger 350 | Super Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €36,600 | |
| Buenos Aires To Caracas | Flight time: 6h 25m | Hawker 900XP | Midsize Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €77,600 | |
| Buenos Aires To Caracas | Flight time: 6h 00m | Dassault Falcon 2000LXS | Large Jet | Seats: 8-10 | Price: €86,700 | |
| Buenos Aires To Caracas | Flight time: 5h 55m | Dassault Falcon 900DX | Super Large Jet | Seats: 12-14 | Price: €96,400 | |
| Buenos Aires To Riyadh | Flight time: 14h 15m | Bombardier Global 7500 | Long Range Jet | Seats: 10 | Price: €209,600 | |
| Buenos Aires To Teterboro | Flight time: 9h 55m | Dassault Falcon 900LX | Large Jet | Seats: 12-14 | Price: €126,400 | |
| Buenos Aires To Teterboro | Flight time: 9h 45m | Bombardier Global 5500 | Super Large Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €135,700 | |
| Buenos Aires To Teterboro | Flight time: 9h 30m | Bombardier Global Express | Long Range Jet | Seats: 8 | Price: €154,800 |
What is the best airport for private flights to/from Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires is served by Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE/SAEZ), Argentina’s largest international hub. Known widely as Ezeiza, it is a crucial point of entry for private jet travel in South America. The airport is equipped to manage a full range of private aircraft, providing direct and effective access to the capital city.
Airports | IATA | ICAO | Dist. |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Fernando Airport | QAE | SADF | |
| El Palomar Airport | EPA | SADP | |
| Morón Airport and Air Base | MOR | SADM | |
| Jorge Newbery Airport | AEP | SABE |
Which aircraft models are most frequently chartered to/from Buenos Aires?
| Aircraft picture | Aircraft model name | Seats | Speed (km/h) | Speed (knots) | Range (km) | Range (NM) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Bombardier Learjet 45XR | 8 | 861 km/h | 465 kts | 3389 km | 1830 NM |
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Bombardier Learjet 60XR | 7 | 826 km/h | 446 kts | 4454 km | 2405 NM |
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Cessna Citation CJ1 | 5 | 698 km/h | 377 kts | 2076 km | 1121 NM |
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What can you do in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires is a sprawling metropolis made up of working class and upscale neighborhoods (barrios). If you are seeking luxury, you can't go wrong sticking to Palermo, Recoleta and Retiro for up-scale experiences.
Go to the opera or ballet
Built in 1908, Teatro Colón mimics the great houses of Europe in scale and design. Consider a visit during the November season opening when in-house ballet, opera and theatre companies all present work.
Private shopping tour
Buenos Aires is tricky when it comes to shopping. Extravagant leather goods, antiques, exquisitely crafted steak knives (called facones) and fashion-forward designer clothing are desirable, but difficult to track down. Happily, the city has a number of shopping concierges to guide the way. Try ShopHop, for bespoke shopping tours with experienced guides.
Tango at an upscale milonga
Tango and Buenos Aires are practically synonymous, and no trip to the city would be complete without a visit to a tango show or milonga (whether you dance or just watch the experts). The best, like the long-running Maldita or Salon Canning, feature live orchestras.
Where should you stay in Buenos Aires?
The city is full of luxurious places to stay, some grand, some boutique. You won't go wrong with the following three that combine 5-star service and amenities with world-class design.
Where should you eat in Buenos Aires?
Cosmopolitan Buenos Aires boasts cuisine that is notable both for European influences and Latin American traditions. There's lots to choose for fine dining, but sometimes the best experiences are local favorites tucked away in the barrios. Just remember that porteños (locals) typically dine late.
Fogón Asado
Parrilla and asado are South American traditions around the best grilled or barbecued beef, a much-loved resource in Argentina. For an elevated version of this popular culinary experience, with spectacular wine pairings, try Fogon Asado in Palermo.
Sacro
On the other end of the spectrum, Sacro is an elegant fine dining restaurant devoted to gourmet vegetarian cuisine, a welcome anti-asado option also located in Palermo.
Tegui
Discreetly occupying a street-art-adorned space in Palermo Hollywood, Tegui has famously high standards. Its chef, Germán Martitegui, is a judge on MasterChef Argentina and highly respected for his elevated tasting menus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there curfews or restricted operating hours at Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini International (Ezeiza)?
No. Buenos Aires Ezeiza (EZE) operates 24/7, with full customs, immigration and handling services available at all hours. Private jets of any size can be accommodated. LunaJets will secure your slots and ground services to match your itinerary.
Can I bring my pet on a private flight to Buenos Aires?
Yes, you can bring pets on a private jet to Buenos Aires. Dogs and cats over 3 months old must have rabies vaccination at least 21 days before entering (if it is a primary vaccination). An International Veterinary Certificate issued in the country of origin by an official veterinarian is required, including proof of parasite treatments within 15 days before travel. The certificate must be valid for up to 60 days. LunaJets will ensure your pet’s documents are fully compliant before arrival.
What visa or entry requirements apply when flying private into Buenos Aires?
All travellers flying privately to Buenos Aires must comply with Argentina’s entry rules. Citizens of the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia and many other countries may enter Argentina visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism. A valid passport is required, and a blank page for the entry stamp. LunaJets will verify whether your nationality is visa-exempt or requires a visa or Electronic Travel Authorization in advance.
How far in advance should I book a private jet to Buenos Aires?
It’s best to plan a few weeks ahead, particularly during November to March, the peak travel season in Argentina, and around international events such as the Buenos Aires Fashion Week. LunaJets often arranges flights to Buenos Aires at short notice, even during busy periods.
Is Buenos Aires a good gateway to Patagonia when flying private?
Yes. Buenos Aires is the natural entry point to Argentina for many international travellers and serves as the main gateway to Patagonia. From Ezeiza, private flights connect quickly to destinations such as Bariloche (~2h20), El Calafate or Ushuaia. For clients arriving from Europe or North America, it is often the most convenient way to begin a journey into Patagonia. LunaJets will recommend the best routing for your final destination.