Ezeiza airport (EZE)

Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), commonly known as Ezeiza Airport, is the main international airport in Argentina. With the inauguration of its new terminal in 2023, it has established itself as one of the most modern in South America, operating flights to all of the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Official Website: aeropuertoezeiza.net

Phone: +54 11 3987 4150

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Terminals

The airport has unified its operation into a modern structure that operates 24 hours a day:

• Departures Terminal (TP): A single, large building that centralizes check-in and boarding for ALL flights (domestic and international).
• Arrivals Terminal: International flights arrive at the former Terminal A, and domestic flights at the former Terminal C. Both are connected to the new Departures Terminal.

Annual Traffic (2024): 11.1 million passengers.

Information Points

You will find information desks and assistance staff in the main hall of the Departures Terminal (check-in) and in the public areas of the arrivals terminals.

 Location

The airport is located in the municipality of Ezeiza, 35 km (21 miles) southwest of downtown Buenos Aires.

Parking services at Buenos Aires Ezeiza airport (EZE)

Ezeiza Airport has an extensive parking system that includes covered and uncovered options, designed for both short and long stays. All sectors are located in front of the terminals for easy access.

Parking Options

The system is organized into different sectors according to the user's needs:

• E1 and E5 Parking (Uncovered): Outdoor areas, ideal for stays of any duration.
• E3 Parking (Multi-level): A multi-story covered parking facility that protects the vehicle from inclement weather.
• E4 Parking (Long Stay): This is the most economical sector for those planning to leave their vehicle for several days. It is located further away, so it has a courtesy bus service that transports passengers to and from the terminals. It generally requires prior reservation through the airport's website.
• E2 Parking (Memberships): A covered sector for users with memberships or special passes.

Important Considerations

• Grace Period: The system allows a 15-minute stay free of charge for quick passenger drop-off and pick-up.
• Waiting Area: There is a specific waiting area, separate from the main parking lots, where the first hour of stay is free. It is ideal for waiting for a flight's arrival without entering the paid sectors.
• Passengers with Disabilities: They have exclusive spaces and a full exemption from the fee, provided that the person holding the International Symbol of Access (ISA) is in the vehicle at the time of exit.

Additional Services

The airport also offers value-added services for greater convenience:

• Valet Parking: A premium service to drop off and pick up the vehicle directly at the terminal door.
• Electric Charging Stations: Spaces equipped for charging hybrid and electric vehicles.
• Inter-Terminal Transport: A free bus service that connects the different terminals and the more distant parking lots.

More information and rates

More information and rates

Facilities for passengers with special needs

To ensure adequate assistance, it is essential that you contact your airline at least 48 to 72 hours before your flight. When booking or afterward, you must inform them of your specific needs. This allows the airline to coordinate with the airport ground staff to provide:

• Wheelchairs for transport within the terminals.
• Accompaniment during check-in, security screening, and boarding processes.
• Assistance with deplaning and baggage claim upon arrival.

Infrastructure and Facilities

The terminals at Ezeiza Airport are equipped to facilitate movement and the use of facilities for all passengers:

• Access ramps and elevators on all levels.
• Accessible restrooms in all public areas of the airport.
• Accessible telephones for people with hearing impairments.
• Trained staff to assist passengers with various conditions, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Parking Fee Exemption

Vehicles transporting people with disabilities are entitled to an exemption from parking fees. To use this benefit, it is essential to meet the following requirements when leaving the parking lot:

• The vehicle must display the International Symbol of Access (ISA), either in its fixed or mobile version.
• The person holding the disability certificate must be present in the vehicle.
• The parking staff may request the ID and the corresponding certificate to verify ownership. The exemption will not be applied if the person with a disability is not on board.

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