Daniel Martínez Garbuno
Jorge Newbery Airfield, the second most important airport in Buenos Aires, Argentina, will start operating international flights once again. This news was announced by the ANAC, the Civil Aviation regulator of Argentina.
First, the Government will not allow fifth freedom flights at the airfield in Buenos Aires. Also, to be allowed to operate here airlines will have to use planes with no more than 200 seats.
Finally, according to ANAC, the airlines can’t sell a ticket flight for another country besides Brasil, Paraguay, Chile, Bolivia, and Peru, even if it has a stop in any of these countries.
