GOL to resume flights between Brazil and Argentina in December

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Brazilian GOL Airlines will operate daily flights to São Paulo/Guarulhos and Rio de Janeiro/Galeão from Buenos Aires’ Jorge Newbery Airport, as well as two weekly flights to Florianópolis.

This new operation to the downtown Aeroparque will facilitate connections to and from cities in the interior of Argentina through its codeshare agreement with Aerolineas Argentinas, thereby offsetting the shortage of direct flights from Cordoba, Mendoza and Rosario.

Gol stressed that the schedules to São Paulo will enable fast connections to other destinations in Brazil, using Guarulhos airport’s Terminal 3.

For GOL’s Director of Alliances, International and Distribution Randall Sáenz Agüero, the Brazilian company “has been operating flights to Buenos Aires since December 2004, which means that by late 2021 it will have completed 17 years of operations, temporarily suspended during the pandemic and now returning to normal.”

“It is with great pleasure that we announce that flights will return to the capital of Buenos Aires as of December 19, as this route is highly valued by Brazilians and of crucial importance for passengers’ access to different parts of Argentina and Brazil.”

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