Aerolíneas Argentinas to Transport Pope Leo XIV During His Visit to Argentina

Aerolíneas Argentinas to Transport Pope Leo XIV During His Visit to Argentina. Aerolíneas Argentinas has confirmed that it will be responsible for a special flight operation to transport the official delegation during the upcoming visit of Pope Leo XIV to Argentina. The planned schedule includes passenger, cargo, and connection flights linking Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Montevideo, and Lima, requiring specialized coordination between the airline’s operational divisions and the authorities involved across all stages of the trip.

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The operation will begin with a passenger flight between Montevideo and Buenos Aires, accompanied by a cargo flight along the same sector. Subsequently, the carrier will handle the transport of the official delegation between Buenos Aires and Córdoba, including the return leg to the Argentine capital. Finally, a flight between Buenos Aires and Lima is scheduled to complete the air transport itinerary.

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For the Montevideo–Buenos Aires and Buenos Aires–Córdoba–Buenos Aires routes, Aerolíneas Argentinas plans to deploy Boeing 737-800 MAX aircraft, while the Buenos Aires–Lima segment will be operated using an Airbus A330-200. The airline stated that the operation will require dedicated planning to accommodate the specific needs of the papal delegation and ensure seamless flight logistics throughout the visit.

For Aerolíneas Argentinas, participating in this event represents a high-profile operation and an opportunity to showcase its operational capacity and team expertise.

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