You will need to book your flights directly to your final destination airport of Ushuaia (USH) or Puerto Madryn (PMY)
Most flights will connect via Buenos Aires, Argentina, or via Santiago, Chile. Please note that Buenos Aires has two airports – Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE), also known as Ezeiza, is mainly used for international flights. Jorge Newberry (AEP) is mainly used for domestic flights. Depending on your flight arrangements, it may be necessary for you to change airports. BE AWARE that travel between the two airports can take 1-2 hours depending on traffic, and you will need to claim your luggage and clear customs before hopping in a cab, so be sure to leave yourself plenty of time!
There are lots of “low-cost carriers” popping up in South America; however, we recommend staying away from them for the time being, as new airlines typically have growing pains and with limited planes, delays and cancellations can be problematic. Therefore, we’d encourage you to book with established national airlines.
We also recommend that you consult with a travel agent if you need assistance with booking flights, as we are unfortunately not in a position to provide flight assistance.