Paranair to Operate New International Routes from Jujuy, Salta, and Córdoba to Chile, Bolivia, and ParaguayParaguayan airline Paranair has been authorized by Argentina’s Secretariat of Transportation to operate new international routes that will strengthen air connectivity between the country’s northern provinces and destinations in Chile, Bolivia, and Paraguay. The measure, formalized through Provision 9/2026 and published in the Official Gazette, marks another step forward in the National Government’s aviation liberalization policy, aimed at decentralizing air transport and providing travelers with more options without the need to connect through Buenos Aires.
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Starting on August 3, 2026, the airline will launch three new scheduled international services. The first route will connect Asunción, Jujuy, and Iquique with two weekly flights. The second will link Asunción, Salta, and Iquique, also operating twice a week. In addition, Paranair will offer four weekly frequencies between Asunción, Viru Viru in Bolivia, and Jujuy. At the same time, the carrier will resume operations between Asunción and Córdoba, restoring a strategic connection that supports commercial, tourism, and business exchanges between Argentina and Paraguay.
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The authorization is part of the memorandum of understanding signed by Argentina and Paraguay on July 31, 2024, which seeks to promote greater competition in the aviation market through the entry of new airlines and the expansion of flight offerings. In this context, Paranair’s new services are expected to enhance regional connectivity, support economic development in northern Argentina, and provide additional travel options for both passengers and businesses.
The initiative also reinforces a more federal approach to Argentina’s aviation sector by encouraging direct links between inland cities and international destinations. By reducing dependence on Buenos Aires as the primary gateway, the new routes contribute to a more efficient, competitive, and accessible air transport network across the region.
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