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 is an Argus®-certified broker with transparent pricing and tailored charter solutions. 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 to and from Buenos Aires?
From Buenos Aires, the displayed Bombardier Learjet 60XR option to Montevideo is estimated at €6,400, with a flight time of 45 minutes. The same model to Ushuaia is listed at €23,800, taking around 3 hours 35 minutes. Other aircraft options may be available at lower prices. Contact LunaJets for a quotation for your itinerary and travel dates.
The tables below show indicative one-way, whole-aircraft charter prices for up to 5 of the most frequently flown aircraft models on each route. These estimates include crew, fuel and landing fees. Every quotation from LunaJets is fixed and all-inclusive, with no hidden charges.
Private jet charter prices to and from Buenos Aires
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EUR estimates calculated on 1 October 2026.
| Route | Estimated flight time | Aircraft model | Category | Seats | Guide price (EUR) | Guide price (GBP) | Guide price (CHF) | Guide price (USD) | Guide price (AED) | Action |
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| Buenos Aires to or from Montevideo | 0h 55m |  Beechcraft King Air B200 | Turboprop | 7 | €5,600 | £4,700 | CHF 5,200 | $6,300 | AED 23,100 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Montevideo | 0h 45m |  Cessna Citation M2 | Light jet | 4 | €5,900 | £5,000 | CHF 5,500 | $6,600 | AED 24,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Montevideo | 0h 50m |  Cessna Citation Mustang | Very light jet | 4 | €5,900 | £5,000 | CHF 5,500 | $6,600 | AED 24,300 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Montevideo | 0h 45m |  Cessna Citation XLS | Super light jet | 8 | €6,300 | £5,300 | CHF 5,900 | $7,100 | AED 26,100 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Montevideo | 0h 45m |  Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €6,400 | £5,400 | CHF 6,000 | $7,200 | AED 26,500 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Bariloche | 2h 10m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €12,000 | £10,100 | CHF 11,100 | $13,400 | AED 49,300 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Bariloche | 2h 05m |  Bombardier Learjet 45XR | Super light jet | 8 | €12,900 | £10,900 | CHF 12,000 | $14,500 | AED 53,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Bariloche | 2h 10m |  Bombardier Challenger 3500 | Super midsize jet | 8-9 | €17,000 | £14,400 | CHF 15,800 | $19,000 | AED 70,100 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Bariloche | 2h 10m |  Bombardier Challenger 650 | Large jet | 10 | €21,500 | £18,200 | CHF 20,000 | $24,100 | AED 88,500 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Bariloche | 2h 05m |  Gulfstream G500 | Super large jet | 10-14 | €26,100 | £22,100 | CHF 24,300 | $29,200 | AED 107,400 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rosario | 1h 00m | Beechcraft King Air B200 | Turboprop | 7 | €5,500 | £4,700 | CHF 5,100 | $6,200 | AED 22,800 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rosario | 0h 50m |  Embraer Phenom 100 | Very light jet | 4 | €5,800 | £4,900 | CHF 5,300 | $6,400 | AED 23,800 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rosario | 0h 50m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €6,000 | £5,100 | CHF 5,600 | $6,700 | AED 24,900 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rosario | 0h 45m | Bombardier Learjet 45XR | Super light jet | 8 | €6,200 | £5,300 | CHF 5,800 | $7,000 | AED 25,700 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rosario | 0h 45m |  Cessna Citation Sovereign | Midsize jet | 9 | €7,700 | £6,500 | CHF 7,100 | $8,600 | AED 31,600 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Sao Paulo | 3h 35m | Beechcraft King Air B200 | Turboprop | 7 | €13,400 | £11,300 | CHF 12,500 | $15,000 | AED 55,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Sao Paulo | 2h 40m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €21,000 | £17,800 | CHF 19,600 | $23,500 | AED 86,500 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Sao Paulo | 2h 40m |  Gulfstream GIV-SP | Super midsize jet | 13-14 | €33,900 | £28,700 | CHF 31,500 | $37,900 | AED 139,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Sao Paulo | 2h 35m |  Gulfstream G550 | Long range jet | 12-16 | €37,400 | £31,600 | CHF 34,800 | $41,800 | AED 153,500 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Asuncion | 2h 20m | Beechcraft King Air B200 | Turboprop | 7 | €12,400 | £10,500 | CHF 11,500 | $13,800 | AED 50,900 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Asuncion | 1h 40m |  Cessna Citation III | Midsize jet | 8 | €14,900 | £12,600 | CHF 13,800 | $16,600 | AED 61,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Asuncion | 1h 50m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €16,400 | £13,900 | CHF 15,300 | $18,400 | AED 67,600 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Asuncion | 1h 45m |  Gulfstream G450 | Super large jet | 14 | €27,600 | £23,300 | CHF 25,700 | $30,800 | AED 113,400 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Asuncion | 1h 50m | Gulfstream G550 | Long range jet | 12-16 | €30,100 | £25,500 | CHF 28,000 | $33,700 | AED 123,800 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rio De Janeiro | 3h 00m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €25,100 | £21,200 | CHF 23,300 | $28,000 | AED 103,100 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rio De Janeiro | 3h 00m |  Embraer Legacy 650 | Large jet | 13 | €34,200 | £28,900 | CHF 31,800 | $38,200 | AED 140,400 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rio De Janeiro | 2h 55m |  Bombardier Global 6000 | Long range jet | 13 | €42,300 | £35,800 | CHF 39,400 | $47,300 | AED 174,000 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Rio De Janeiro | 2h 55m | Gulfstream G550 | Long range jet | 12-16 | €42,400 | £35,900 | CHF 39,400 | $47,400 | AED 174,100 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Ushuaia | 3h 35m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €23,800 | £20,200 | CHF 22,200 | $26,700 | AED 98,000 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Ushuaia | 3h 25m | Bombardier Challenger 3500 | Super midsize jet | 8-9 | €27,400 | £23,200 | CHF 25,500 | $30,700 | AED 112,800 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Ushuaia | 3h 30m | Embraer Legacy 650 | Large jet | 13 | €32,600 | £27,600 | CHF 30,300 | $36,400 | AED 133,900 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Ushuaia | 3h 30m | Gulfstream G450 | Super large jet | 14 | €35,700 | £30,200 | CHF 33,200 | $39,900 | AED 146,500 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Ushuaia | 3h 30m |  Gulfstream GV | Long range jet | 13-15 | €40,600 | £34,400 | CHF 37,800 | $45,400 | AED 166,800 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Porto Alegre | 2h 00m | Beechcraft King Air B200 | Turboprop | 7 | €10,300 | £8,700 | CHF 9,600 | $11,600 | AED 42,600 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Porto Alegre | 1h 45m | Embraer Phenom 100 | Very light jet | 4 | €10,500 | £8,900 | CHF 9,800 | $11,700 | AED 43,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Porto Alegre | 1h 35m | Cessna Citation XLS | Super light jet | 8 | €13,300 | £11,300 | CHF 12,400 | $14,900 | AED 54,700 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Porto Alegre | 1h 35m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €13,800 | £11,700 | CHF 12,900 | $15,500 | AED 57,000 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Porto Alegre | 1h 35m | Gulfstream G550 | Long range jet | 12-16 | €27,200 | £23,000 | CHF 25,300 | $30,400 | AED 111,800 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Iguazu | 2h 00m |  Honda HondaJet HA 420 | Very light jet | 5 | €8,500 | £7,200 | CHF 7,900 | $9,600 | AED 35,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Iguazu | 1h 50m | Bombardier Learjet 60XR | Midsize jet | 7 | €11,000 | £9,300 | CHF 10,200 | $12,300 | AED 45,100 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Iguazu | 1h 40m | Bombardier Learjet 45XR | Super light jet | 8 | €11,800 | £10,000 | CHF 11,000 | $13,200 | AED 48,500 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Iguazu | 1h 50m |  Bombardier Challenger 350 | Super midsize jet | 8 | €15,400 | £13,000 | CHF 14,300 | $17,200 | AED 63,200 | |
| Buenos Aires to or from Iguazu | 1h 50m |  Bombardier Global 5500 | Super large jet | 13-14 | €23,700 | £20,000 | CHF 22,000 | $26,400 | AED 97,200 |
Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Montevideo
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Bariloche
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Rosario
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Asuncion
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Rio De Janeiro
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Porto Alegre
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Private aviation traffic: full-year 2025 statisticsPrivate flights between Buenos Aires and Iguazu
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About these prices and flight statistics
Indicative prices cover the whole aircraft for a one-way flight. EUR estimates calculated on 1 October 2026. A final quotation is required for your itinerary. Understand private jet charter pricing ↗
Every quote from LunaJets is a fixed, all-inclusive price covering crew, fuel, and landing fees, with no hidden charges.
Activity data source: LunaJets analysis of ADS-B flight tracking data from January to December 2025. Contains information from adsb.lol, made available under the Open Database License (ODbL).
How guide prices are calculated
Guide prices: These indicative charter prices are generated by the LunaJets pricing model using historical charter quotations. Prices may be based on an aircraft family represented by the model shown. These estimates use a reference travel date and may differ for your chosen dates. A final quotation is required for your itinerary, travel date and aircraft availability.
EUR pricing estimates: Calculated on 1 October 2026.
Exchange rates checked on 8 October 2026. Reference rates dated 7 October 2026: 1 EUR = 1.1177 USD, 0.84645 GBP, 0.9309 CHF and 4.10475325 AED. Guide prices are rounded down to the nearest 100 units of the displayed currency. ECB UAE central bank
Aircraft selection and estimated flight times
Aircraft selection: Each route displays up to five of its most frequently used aircraft models, according to the available flight records. Flights across the cities’ main airports are combined when selecting them.
Estimated flight times: Flight times are calculated estimates based on route distance, aircraft performance and recorded durations for the same aircraft model or comparable flights. Times are rounded to the nearest 5 minutes and may vary with routing and operating conditions. Flight-time calibration uses records from 2020 through October 2026.
Flight activity: sources and methodology
Activity methodology: LunaJets filters and enriches the recorded flights by matching them to airports, cities and aircraft categories, then aggregating them. Figures cover 1 January to 31 December 2025. The figures include private and business jets, VIP aircraft and turboprops. Helicopters and scheduled airline flights are excluded. The data was generated on 14 October 2026. This generation date is separate from the activity year.
Definitions: A private aviation movement is one recorded departure or arrival at an airport serving a city. A flight between Buenos Aires and another city counts once in Buenos Aires’s route total, whether arriving or departing. A return flight counts as a separate movement. A connected city is a distinct city with at least one qualifying private aviation flight to or from Buenos Aires during 2025. The connected-city count covers the routes included in this dataset, not just those displayed in the table.
Busiest periods: Busiest periods identify a significant seasonal concentration in recorded movements in both directions during 2025. Isolated spikes are filtered out. Year-round means no qualifying seasonal concentration was identified, although activity can vary between months. A classification requires at least 30 annual movements, 99% statistical significance and an average monthly activity rate at least 1.75 times the rest of the year. Single-month periods also require recurrence checks using January to August 2026 records.
What is the best airport for private flights to and 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. |
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| San Fernando Airport | QAE | SADF | |
| Jorge Newbery Airport | AEP | SABE | |
| El Palomar Airport | EPA | SADP | |
| Morón Airport and Air Base | MOR | SADM |
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What can you do in Buenos Aires?
At Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires, culinary masterclasses cover Argentine cooking, from meats and empanadas to pancakes with dulce de leche, alongside wine tastings. The Authentic BA takes the experience onto the Río de la Plata with private sailing excursions, Argentine wine tastings and optional lessons in navigation.
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?
Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires combines an early twentieth-century mansion with a contemporary tower in Recoleta, with a spa and dining at Elena. Nearby, Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires pairs a historic palace with the modern Posadas Building, terraced gardens and a cheese cellar.
Where should you eat in Buenos Aires?
Elena at Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires specialises in dry-aged meats and charcuterie, in a courtyard-inspired dining room recalling the houses of San Telmo. At Alvear Palace Hotel, Alvear Grill offers another approach to Argentine cooking, preparing prime meat cuts over wood embers.
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.