Transfer from EZE to AEP
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Transfer from EZE to AEP
I realize there are a few threads touching upon this question, but haven't seen any recent posts so wasn't sure if things have changed.
I land at EZE at 9:15am on a Sunday and plan to fly to USH that afternoon. I can take a LAN flight at 2:50pm or a Aerolineas flight at 3:40. The LAN flight is actually cheaper for me, and I understand that LAN's reliability is better. But is the 5 1/2 hours enough time to make it from one airport to another?
I did this airport transfer a few years ago through Manuel Tienda Leon and all worked smoothly, but I had about 7 hours between flights, and I can't recall exactly how long the transfer took.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
I land at EZE at 9:15am on a Sunday and plan to fly to USH that afternoon. I can take a LAN flight at 2:50pm or a Aerolineas flight at 3:40. The LAN flight is actually cheaper for me, and I understand that LAN's reliability is better. But is the 5 1/2 hours enough time to make it from one airport to another?
I did this airport transfer a few years ago through Manuel Tienda Leon and all worked smoothly, but I had about 7 hours between flights, and I can't recall exactly how long the transfer took.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
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Thanks. And I just realized we can take a private taxi if necessary. The last time I did this I was traveling alone, so the bus was much cheaper. But this time I am traveling with a friend, so we can split the cost of the taxi and it won't be that much more expensive.
Do you know if a remis is much faster than the bus? Last time I recall the bus making a stop, and I'm assuming the remis wouldn't?
Thanks for your help!
Do you know if a remis is much faster than the bus? Last time I recall the bus making a stop, and I'm assuming the remis wouldn't?
Thanks for your help!
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There are two reasons why the remise or taxi (http://www.taxiezeiza.com.ar/eng/tarifas) would be faster: one is that the private transportation would leave right away and the second one is that it doesn´t stop.
The bus would cost 140 pesos for the two of you while the taxi would cost 210.
Your choice, but I would vote for the taxi. Keep in mind that the taxi offers a cheap (150 pesos) ride to the airport when you leave BA.
Have a great time in our country.
The bus would cost 140 pesos for the two of you while the taxi would cost 210.
Your choice, but I would vote for the taxi. Keep in mind that the taxi offers a cheap (150 pesos) ride to the airport when you leave BA.
Have a great time in our country.
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Thanks for your help avrooster. Just booked the LAN ticket. Plus the advantage is that I can connect it with my international flight, so if the first flight is delayed I am protected.
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