Aerolineas Argentinas announced its international flight schedule for the summer season with a significant increase in offer and frequencies by destination. Flights to Rome, New York, Bogota, Cancun, Punta Cana and Salvador de Bahia will be resumed. The tickets will include medical insurance for a positive diagnosis of COVID-19 from the Assist Card.
According to a press release, The scheduled flights are the following:
North America
New York: two weekly flights from January to March
Miami: five weekly flights in December and six weekly flights from January to March
Cancun, Mexico: one weekly flight in December and three weekly flights from January to March
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic: one weekly flight in December and three weekly flights from January to March
Europe
Rome: two weekly flights from January to March
Madrid: one weekly flight in December and four weekly flights from January to March
South America
Bogota: one weekly flight in December and two weekly flights from January to March
Lima: five weekly flights from January to March
Río de Janeiro: seven weekly flights in December and 14 weekly flights from January to March
Sao Paulo: 14 weekly flights from December to March
Florianopolis, Brazil: four weekly flights from January to March
Salvador de Bahia, Brazil: two weekly flights from December to March
Porto Alegre, Brazil: two weekly flights in January and February and 3 weekly flights in March
Curitiba, Brazil: three weekly flights in March
Santiago, Chile: seven weekly flights in December and 14 weekly flights from January to March
Asuncion, Paraguay: seven weekly flights from January to March
Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia: two weekly flights in December and 4 weekly flights from January to March
Montevideo, Uruguay: three weekly flights in December and 7 weekly flights from January to March
Punta del Este, Uruguay: seven weekly flights from January to March.
All tickets for international flights bought from Nov. 2 to Apr. 2, 2021 will include Assist Card insurance in case of a positive test result for COVID-19 while abroad. This insurance is a mandatory condition required by many countries to enter their territory.
Additionally, beginning Oct. 22, Aerolíneas Argentinas resumed domestic operations departing on a daily basis between the largest Argentine airports. And from Nov. 17, international flights will depart from Terminal A of the Ezeiza International Airport, while domestic flights will continue to depart from Terminal C…
