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Available in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia
Mercado Pago is the dominant payment platform across Latin America, making it the natural choice for Buenos Aires-bound travellers. Split your fare into monthly instalments — typically 3, 6, or 12 payments depending on your plan and card. Interest rates vary by country and instalment count, so review the breakdown at checkout before confirming.
Available in US, UK, Germany, Sweden, Australia, and more
Klarna's Pay in 3 splits your Buenos Aires fare into three equal, interest-free payments charged over six weeks. It's a popular option for travellers booking from Europe or North America, where Klarna has deep penetration. Approval is soft-credit and near-instant, so your booking is confirmed before you've had time to second-guess the itinerary.
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Available in Australia, New Zealand, US, UK, Canada
Afterpay divides your total into four equal fortnightly payments — the first is due at checkout, the rest are automated. There's no interest if you pay on schedule, making it a clean option for Australian and US travellers flying into EZE. Limits apply based on your account history, so book early if you're eyeing a higher-fare route.
Available in the United States and Canada
Affirm offers flexible monthly payment plans ranging from 3 to 36 months, which suits the longer-haul fares typical of flights from North America to Buenos Aires. APR varies from 0% to 30% depending on your credit profile — check your personalised rate at checkout. No hidden fees, and your e-ticket arrives the moment your plan is confirmed.
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Buenos Aires · EZE · AR
Value for Money
7/10
Flight Frequency
7/10
BNPL Availability
8/10
Airport Experience
6/10
Visa Ease
7/10
Destination Appeal
8/10
Editorial snapshot
Flying to Buenos Aires rewards the patient planner. Fares from Europe and North America are long-haul by definition, but booking 10–14 weeks ahead typically secures the best prices. The city suits travellers who want culture, food, and nightlife without the price tag of comparable European capitals. BNPL coverage is strong for South American routes, and the visa situation is refreshingly uncomplicated for most nationalities.
Score based on Laters booking data and editorial review, 2026
The sweet spot for Buenos Aires flights is March through May and August through October — Southern Hemisphere autumn and spring bring mild weather, lower fares, and thinner crowds. Avoid December and January if budget is a priority: Argentine summer coincides with European and North American winter escapes, pushing prices up sharply.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Peak | High | Argentine summer; school holidays drive domestic and inbound demand. |
| February | Peak | High | Carnival season; Buenos Aires Fashion Week adds to demand. |
| March | Mid | Medium | Crowds thin post-summer; pleasant autumn weather begins. |
| April | Budget | Low | Excellent value; Easter week can cause brief fare spikes. |
| May | Budget | Low | Consistently cheap fares; cool and dry — ideal for city exploring. |
| June | Budget | Low | Winter begins; low tourist numbers and some of the cheapest fares. |
| July | Mid | Medium | Argentine school winter holidays; domestic travel picks up. |
| August | Budget | Low | Quiet month with reliable low fares; good for tango festival season. |
| September | Mid | Medium | Spring arrives; Buenos Aires Book Fair draws visitors. |
| October | Mid | Medium | Jacaranda trees bloom; pleasant weather and moderate fares. |
| November | Mid | Medium | Fares begin climbing ahead of summer; book early for December. |
| December | Peak | High | Holiday season; fares spike significantly from mid-month. |
Cheapest month
May — average fares around $420 one-way
Peak season warning
December through February: fares typically rise 40–60% above average. Book at least 10–12 weeks ahead to avoid the worst spikes.
Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
IATA: EZE · 35 km from Buenos Aires city centre · 40 km from Palermo
EZE is Argentina's main international gateway, handling long-haul flights from Europe, North America, and beyond. The airport has two main terminals (A and B) connected by a short internal transfer; most international arrivals land in Terminal A. Immigration processing can be slow during peak season, so factor in extra time when connecting onward.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Remis (pre-booked private car) | ARS 15,000–22,000 | 45–70 min to city centre |
| Manuel Tienda León bus | ARS 5,500–7,000 | 60–90 min to Madero terminal |
| Metered taxi (official rank) | ARS 14,000–20,000 | 45–70 min to city centre |
IATA: AEP · 2 km from Palermo · 8 km from San Telmo
AEP sits right on the Río de la Plata waterfront, practically inside the city, making it the far more convenient option for travellers connecting to domestic Argentine destinations or regional South American routes. LATAM, Aerolíneas Argentinas, and JetSmart operate the bulk of services here. The terminal is compact and easy to navigate.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Taxi from official rank | ARS 2,500–4,500 | 10–25 min to Palermo |
| Remis (pre-booked) | ARS 2,000–4,000 | 10–25 min to city centre |
| Bus (lines 33, 45, 160) | ARS 100–200 | 30–50 min to city centre |
Check-in tips
At Laters.com checkout, you can split seat upgrades, extra baggage allowances, and lounge access passes across multiple instalments — so the full travel experience fits your budget, not just the base fare.
Make every part of your Buenos Aires trip work harder for your budget.
Secure a window seat for the long-haul flight over the Andes into EZE.
Split across 3 paymentsBring back Argentine wine and leather goods without worrying about weight limits.
Available with all providersCover medical and cancellation costs for your South American adventure.
Pay in instalmentsBundle a Palermo or San Telmo hotel with your flight for better overall value.
Split fare and hotel togetherPre-book your EZE-to-city transfer and skip the taxi queue on arrival.
Add at checkoutStay connected for navigation and restaurant bookings across Buenos Aires.
Available with select providersThe majority of international travellers arrive in Buenos Aires from São Paulo, Miami, Madrid, and London — with growing traffic from Santiago and Bogotá. Most long-haul routes connect through at least one hub.
São Paulo to Buenos Aires
LATAM, Gol, Azul · 2h 45m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $32/instalmentSantiago to Buenos Aires
LATAM, JetSmart · 2h 10m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $27/instalmentMiami to Buenos Aires
American Airlines, LATAM · 8h 50m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $120/instalmentMadrid to Buenos Aires
Iberia, Air Europa, LATAM · 13h 30m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $140/instalmentLondon to Buenos Aires
British Airways, Iberia · 15h 30m · Via Madrid
Pay in 4 from $155/instalmentBogotá to Buenos Aires
Avianca, Copa Airlines, LATAM · 5h 20m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $70/instalmentNew York to Buenos Aires
American Airlines, Delta, LATAM · 10h 20m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $128/instalmentParis to Buenos Aires
Air France, LATAM · 14h 10m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $148/instalmentFares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
Buenos Aires draws a strong mix of South American carriers and long-haul operators. LATAM dominates regional routes, while European and North American airlines cover the transatlantic corridors into EZE.
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Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
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