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The fare covers the entire aircraft and is not charged per passenger: the price is the same whether one person flies or several. The exception is international flights, where departure taxes are charged for each passenger.

Flights within Argentina are subject to 10.5% VAT, except for operations covered by the exemptions that apply to Tierra del Fuego.

International flights may carry additional fees abroad, such as airport charges, parking, dispatch, flight support, handling and FBO, among others.

These amounts are shown as estimates in our online quote tool and are confirmed with the operator’s final quote.

It depends on the length of your stay and on aircraft availability. For same-day returns, the aircraft usually stays at the destination. If your stay includes one or more nights, additional overnight charges may apply. For longer stays, it may be more cost-effective for the aircraft to return to its base and come back for you on the scheduled date.

Our online quote tool takes these options into account based on the dates and times you select. Even so, we always recommend checking each case with us.

Once you have chosen an aircraft, we confirm availability and terms in writing. A 30% deposit secures the booking and the balance is due 20 days before the flight; within 20 days of departure, the full amount is paid at once.

Payments are made by bank transfer, and the reference currency is the US dollar. Your flight is confirmed by email once the operator gives final acceptance.

Not every private flight offered commercially is operated by companies and aircraft licensed to carry passengers. A private aircraft may fly privately, but that does not mean it is authorized to provide commercial services.

In Argentina, commercial air transport requires operators licensed by ANAC, Argentina’s civil aviation authority, holding the corresponding Air Operator Certificate (AOC, known in Argentina as CESA). This means meeting requirements for maintenance, crew training, operational oversight and insurance, whose costs can explain large differences between fares.

Before booking, we recommend checking that the operator holds a current CESA, that the aircraft is listed in the annexes of its AOC and approved for the service booked, and that it carries adequate insurance for that operation.

At Argentina Fly we work with operators and aircraft licensed for the air transport services we offer.