Overview
- The inaugural flight left Ezeiza late Sunday with all 170 seats sold after a postponement from the planned Saturday departure.
- Three weekly Buenos Aires–Aruba flights will run during the summer, rising to four weekly from May, with weekly services from Córdoba and Mendoza.
- Aerolíneas extended the program through late September 2026 in response to higher-than-expected bookings.
- The route is operated by Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, which the carrier cites for improved fuel efficiency and operating economy.
- Aruba recorded 27,416 Argentine visitors in 2024, up 45% year over year, as Aerolíneas enters a market otherwise served via connections by GOL, LATAM, Avianca and Copa.