Overview
- The inaugural World2Fly flight from Madrid landed at Aeropuerto Internacional Islas Malvinas on Oct. 1, 2026, and the carrier has begun two weekly round trips between Rosario and Madrid.
- Flights use Airbus A350-900 aircraft configured with 432 all-economy seats and operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays with initial services reporting near-capacity loads.
- Santa Fe invested about US$150 million to extend and upgrade the runway and terminal so Fisherton can handle larger long-haul aircraft and sustain regular international operations.
- ANAC authorized the route under Argentina’s broader ‘Cielos Abiertos’ aerocommercial approach that has opened the market to new competitors and shifted more international links to airports outside Buenos Aires.
- Officials and airline executives say the link is intended to boost tourism, trade and cargo for the region while authorities will monitor demand to decide whether to add frequencies or destinations.