Travel to Disney without Stopovers: Negotiate to Return Direct Flights Between Buenos Aires and Orlando
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Airports Argentina and the tourist authorities of the state of Florida actively negotiate with Aerolíneas Argentinas, Delta Air Lines and American Airlines to restore the direct route between Buenos Aires and Orlando International Airport. The efforts seek to recover the non-stop connection to attend the high volume of local travelers moving towards the main pole of theme parks and entertainment of the United States.
Traveling from Buenos Aires to Orlando without stopovers could again be an alternative for Argentine tourists in the near future. US airport authorities began talks with Aerolíneas Argentinas and Latam to recover the direct route from Ezeiza. The initiative, which worked during the 1990s and had operations before the pandemic, is linked to...
Orlando International Airport began talks with Aerolíneas Argentinas and Latam to recover the direct connection with Ezeiza. The route worked in the 1990s and before the pandemic. An American delegation will travel to the country to advance the negotiations.
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