Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE)

Ministro Pistarini International Airport (Ezeiza) operates three terminals (A, B, C) serving as Argentina's primary international gateway located 35km southwest of Buenos Aires. Terminal A handles international flights with gates A1-A22, Terminal B serves domestic and some international routes with gates B1-B28, and Terminal C is primarily for international departures with gates C1-C30. Walking times within terminals range from 8-20 minutes to furthest gates, while inter-terminal transfers require shuttle buses taking 10-15 minutes between buildings. Security checkpoints operate in each terminal with standard Argentine aviation security procedures. Wait times typically range from 20-40 minutes during peak periods (early morning and late afternoon) and 10-25 minutes during off-peak hours. International arrivals proceed through immigration (20-60 minutes for non-Argentine citizens), baggage claim, and customs before reaching landside areas. Domestic flights primarily operate from Jorge Newbery Airfield (AEP) within Buenos Aires city, requiring ground transportation between airports for connections. Terminal amenities include VIP lounges in all terminals (Admirals Club, Air France Lounge, Aerolíneas Argentinas Lounge), extensive dining from empanada stands to premium Argentine steakhouses, duty-free shopping featuring Argentine wines and leather goods, and comprehensive retail. The airport showcases Argentine culture through tango performances and local art exhibitions. Accessibility features include elevators, moving walkways, accessible restrooms throughout, and dedicated assistance services. Family facilities comprise nursing rooms in all terminals, children's play areas near gates A15 and C20, family restrooms, stroller rentals, and priority check-in for families, serving Argentina's gateway to South America with connections throughout the continent and Europe.