American Jet Expands Network with New Routes in Argentina. The Argentine government authorized airline American Jet S.A. to operate new air routes connecting Buenos Aires with cities in La Pampa, Chubut, and Santa Cruz provinces. The measure was made official through Resolution 7/2026 issued by the Transportation Secretariat of the Ministry of Economy and published in the Official Gazette this Wednesday. Under the authorization, the airline will be able to operate scheduled passenger and cargo services on the routes Buenos Aires – General Pico and Buenos Aires – Comodoro Rivadavia – Perito Moreno, strengthening connectivity across Argentina’s interior regions.
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The authorization is expected to improve air integration between strategic regions for Argentina’s productive sectors. In the case of General Pico, the new connection will particularly benefit La Pampa’s agro-industrial sector, while services to Comodoro Rivadavia and Perito Moreno are expected to support the oil industry and regional economies across Patagonia. In addition, the possibility of transporting both passengers and cargo will expand logistics and commercial opportunities for these provinces.
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The decision forms part of the National Government’s “Open Skies” policy, a strategy aimed at increasing air connectivity, facilitating the launch of new routes, and encouraging greater participation of airlines in the domestic market. In this context, the expansion of operators such as American Jet S.A. seeks to generate more transportation options, stimulate competition, and promote economic growth in different regions of the country.
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