“This is good news because it impacts all sectors of the tourism industry that benefit from each Aerolineas plane that leaves and arrives from some point in the country”said Pablo Ceriani, owner of the flag line.
During this weekend, Airlines ordered a special operation with significant increases in the frequencies of its flightsoperating an average of 253 daily departures, which means between 20 and 25 more flights than on a standard day.
For this, the company established a schedule with a series of reinforcement flights to the main tourist destinations in Argentina.
The most requested destinations were: Córdoba with more than 16,000 tickets sold, Mendoza and Iguazú with more than 14,000, Bariloche with more than 12,500 and El Calafate, Ushuaia and Salta with more than 11,000.
Also, international and regional flights had an important participation with nearly 45,000 passengers transported throughout the network with São Paulo, Santiago de Chile, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Asunción and Brasilia among the destinations with the highest number of passengers.
Close to 30% of the passengers transported did so through the system of federal corridors and routes without going through Buenos Aires.
Source: Ambito
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