Submit feedbackSubmit feedbackThere are no regular nonstop flights from Augusta State Airport (AUG) to Buenos Aires (All Airports) (BUEA). Typical itineraries connect at major U.S. hubs such as Boston (BOS), New York (JFK/EWR), Atlanta (ATL) or Miami (MIA) before a long-haul transcontinental flight to Buenos Aires. Plan for total travel times between 15 and 24 hours depending on layovers and carriers.
November is a shoulder season for many carriers; regional flights from Augusta State Airport (AUG) typically maintain regular schedules but long-haul connections may shift based on demand. Always check updated timetables 2–3 weeks before departure and monitor airline notifications for seasonal adjustments.
Popular connecting hubs from Augusta State Airport (AUG) include Boston Logan International (BOS), Portland (PWM) for alternative regional flights, and Boston for the largest range of international connections. Travelers often route via BOS, JFK/EWR, or ATL to reach Buenos Aires (All Airports) (BUEA) efficiently.
To find low fares in November, compare midweek departures, set fare alerts, and search 6–10 weeks in advance; flexible dates around weekdays typically yield the best savings. Consider routing via Miami (MIA) or Atlanta (ATL) and check partner airlines for bundled fares to reduce cost.
Augusta State Airport (AUG) is served by local taxis, rideshares and rental cars; regional shuttle services to Portland (PWM) and Boston (BOS) are available seasonally. If you have an early flight or heavy luggage, arranging a pre-booked taxi or rental car is recommended for reliable airport access.
Visa and entry requirements depend on your nationality; most travelers entering Argentina need a valid passport and, for some countries, an electronic travel authorization or visa. Verify Argentina entry rules and any COVID-19 related health requirements before departure and check airline documentation rules for international segments.
Most long-haul international flights land at Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza EZE), while some regional flights arrive at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP). From a U.S. hub, expect to land at Ezeiza (included under Buenos Aires (All Airports) (BUEA)), then transfer to central Buenos Aires by taxi, shuttle or domestic connection.
November in Buenos Aires is springtime with mild to warm temperatures averaging 15–26°C (59–79°F) and occasional showers. Pack a light jacket for evenings, breathable layers for daytime, and an umbrella or light raincoat for unexpected rain — ideal for outdoor dining and city walks.
From Ezeiza (EZE), choose official airport taxis, app-based rideshares, or scheduled airport shuttles to central Buenos Aires; Aeroparque (AEP) is much closer and often served by taxis and rideshares. November events can increase demand—book transfers in advance for peak nights during concerts or museum events.
Entry requirements can change by nationality; in November, standard passport validity and visa rules apply for most visitors, and health advisories should be checked prior to travel. Always verify Argentina's official immigration site and your airline for up-to-date documentation and health guidance before departure.
Buenos Aires (All Airports) (BUEA) is an excellent gateway to La Plata, Tigre, Mar del Plata (coastal trips), and even Montevideo, Uruguay via ferry from Tigre or from Buenos Aires port. November's spring weather is perfect for day trips, coastal escapes and weekend polo or tango events outside the city.
Ezeiza (EZE) and Aeroparque (AEP) both offer typical international airport amenities including currency exchange, dining, and lounges, though peak November cultural events can increase wait times for services. Arrive prepared with local currency, a charged phone, and digital boarding passes to speed through arrivals and transfers.
