The recent data from Argentina’s National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) reveals a strong recovery in the country’s international flight market, contrary to what is happening in the domestic segment. The latest report highlights significant progress in international connectivity, especially from cities in Argentina’s provinces, although traffic levels are still below those recorded before the pandemic.
Key tourist destinations like Mendoza and Bariloche have shown promising recovery trends, outperforming other cities like Córdoba and Rosario, which are more focused on outbound traffic. Currently, fifteen international routes operate regularly or seasonally from Bariloche, Córdoba, Mendoza, Rosario, and Salta. This number will increase during the summer season with the addition of six new routes, two of which will be available year-round.
The main international routes for the first half of 2024 in Argentina’s Provinces
In the first half of 2024, 701,359 passengers traveled on international flights to airports within Argentina (other than Buenos Aires) representing a 10.97% market share. This figure marks a 72% recovery compared to 2019 levels.
Córdoba and Mendoza continue to lead in terms of passenger numbers, with the former handling more outbound traffic, while Mendoza receives more foreign tourists. Rosario is slowly consolidating its position as the third most important hub, with expectations to solidify this status by early 2025…
