Aerolíneas Argentinas Launches Seasonal Direct Flights Linking Mendoza and Bariloche. Argentine flag carrier Aerolíneas Argentinas has inaugurated seasonal nonstop flights between Mendoza and San Carlos de Bariloche, establishing a direct link between two of the country’s primary tourism regions along the Andes for the summer travel period. The nonstop connection enables travelers to journey directly between the Cuyo wine country and northern Patagonia without connecting through Buenos Aires hubs (Aeroparque or Ezeiza), significantly cutting overall travel times.
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The service is scheduled with two weekly frequencies and operated using Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The route is tailored to meet strong seasonal demand across both destinations: Mendoza, known for its vineyards, mountain scenery, and wine tourism, and Bariloche, one of Argentina’s leading outdoor, lake, and mountain leisure gateways.
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This point-to-point addition reflects the carrier’s broader strategy of expanding federal domestic connectivity between regional cities during peak seasonal periods. By bypassing the capital, Aerolíneas Argentinas provides a more efficient schedule for domestic holidaymakers and international visitors combining complementary vacation destinations across Argentina.
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