Jorge Newbery Aeroparque is Buenos Aires' second airport, much more central than Ezeiza and dedicated mainly to Argentine domestic flights and some regional connections to neighboring countries.
It is located directly on the Rio de la Plata waterfront, a few kilometers from central Buenos Aires.
How to get to Jorge Newbery Airpark
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to AEP
Parking near Jorge Newbery Airpark
The official parking lot is right in front of the terminal, given the central and compact position of the airport in the Palermo neighborhood.
It is not guarded but video-monitored; parking is charged from the first minute, with rates among the highest among Argentine airports given the central location in Buenos Aires. Exact rates in Argentine pesos are not stable over time due to local inflation: verify the current amount locally or on the airport website.
How to get to Buenos Aires from AEP
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
Airport transfers you can book in advance
Shuttles and private transfers you can book online, picked from the best rated by travelers.
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Car rental at Jorge Newbery Airpark
The main car rental companies have desks in the arrivals area.
Bring driver's license, passport, and credit card in the driver's name; always check whether an international license is required based on your nationality. Latin-character licenses are often accepted, but the International Driving Permit (IDP) remains advised (and sometimes required by rental companies) for non-Spanish speakers; Argentine citizens use only their national license.
Hotels near Jorge Newbery Airpark
Palermo and Belgrano, a step from Aeroparque
Taxi or car in about 15 minutes to central Palermo, a little more to Belgrano; the airport has no dedicated public shuttle, only the official taxi stands and the self-service kiosks with fixed-price tickets.
Best for: Late-night arrivals or departures before 6, when even an extra quarter-hour by taxi makes a difference.
- The transfer stays under 15-20 minutes even while staying outside the airport grounds
- Belgrano and Palermo have supermarkets and late-night spots, handy for anyone arriving at night
- These are privately run apartments, without round-the-clock reception like a chain hotel
- For the Microcentro or San Telmo a taxi is still needed, even if the ride stays short
Recommended hotels
- Luxury Studio Palermo- 7 min by car from Aeroparque Airport Studio apartment on a residential street in Palermo, 15-20 minutes by car from the airport according to the independent sources consulted; a 10-minute walk from Distrito Arcos and Palermo Soho, with the Ministro Carranza and Palermo metro stations 8-9 minutes on foot. View availability
- Sucre acogedor en Bajo Belgrano y muy cercano a Aeropuerto AEP Apartment in Bajo Belgrano, a few steps from the Barrancas de Belgrano and about 15 minutes by car from the airport; own kitchen and air conditioning. View availability
Palermo Soho and Hollywood
Taxi in about 15-20 minutes from the airport; the Línea D stations (Palermo or Ministro Carranza) connect in a few minutes to the rest of the city.
Best for: For those who want galleries, bars and trendy restaurants within walking distance, with the airport still a quarter of an hour away.
- Neighbourhood with the city's highest concentration of restaurants and bars
- Direct connection with the Línea D metro, handy for the Microcentro without needing a taxi
- Some side streets of Palermo Soho are poorly lit at night
- On weekends the bars stay noisy until late
Recoleta and Microcentro
Taxi in about 15-20 minutes from the airport to Recoleta; a few minutes more to the Microcentro, along Avenida 9 de Julio.
Best for: For those who prefer the classic neighbourhood with museums and boutiques, or the Microcentro with theatres and offices, accepting a few extra minutes by taxi.
- Recoleta has the famous monumental cemetery and the craft fair on weekends
- From the Microcentro it's a few minutes' walk to the Teatro Colón and the Obelisco
- Recoleta has little nightlife compared to Palermo
- The Microcentro empties out in the evening and on weekends, with shops and offices closed
Recommended hotels
- Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires In Recoleta, it combines a modern tower with a former French-style residence from the early 1900s that houses 7 suites; 138 rooms and 27 suites in total, with an inner garden used for breakfast. View availability
- Marriott Buenos Aires Downtown On Avenida 9 de Julio, five minutes on foot from the Obelisco and the Teatro Colón; pool and sundeck on the 23rd floor with a view over the city's widest avenue. View availability
Airport services
Shopping & Duty Free
Lounges & relaxation
Connectivity & Wi-Fi
Families & Children
Terminal guide
The airport has a compact terminal suited to the national traffic that characterizes it.
Internal transit times are generally short.
Due to the compact structure, the walk from check-in to gate is usually just a few minutes, with security checks kept minimal throughout most of the day.
Map of Jorge Newbery Airpark
Frequently asked questions
Q. What's the difference between Aeroparque and Ezeiza in Buenos Aires?
Aeroparque (AEP) is more central and mainly handles domestic flights, while Ezeiza (EZE) handles most international connections.
Q. How do you get from Jorge Newbery airport to central Buenos Aires?
By taxi or city bus: the airport's central location makes the trip very short compared with Ezeiza.
Q. Do you need a SUBE card for the bus from Aeroparque?
Yes, paying for public transport in Buenos Aires requires the rechargeable SUBE card, which can also be bought at the airport.
Q. Should you allow plenty of time between a flight from Aeroparque and one from Ezeiza?
Yes, allow for 45-60 minutes of transfer, traffic permitting, since the two airports aren't directly connected.
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