Flying from the US

The shortest (and cheapest) flights from the United States depart from Miami and Houston. Chances are if you leave from another city, there will be a layover in one of these two towns. Many are overnight flights that enable you to land in Buenos Aires early in the morning the following day.


Flying from Europe

From Europe, London offers numerous flights to Argentina, though there is a high chance that there will be a layover in either the United States or another European airport. Flights that stop in the United States tend to be cheaper, but can be accompanied with the hassle of a trip through the ever-thorough and time-consuming U.S. Immigration.


Flying from Australia

Australians can expect to pay triple the rates to escape that corner of the globe and arrive in Argentina.