Aerolíneas Argentinas announced its special flight operation for the FIFA World Cup, which will include direct flights to Kansas and Dallas, as well as the addition of a direct flight between Córdoba and Miami with two weekly frequencies starting in June. According to sources from the company to the Argentine News Agency, for the special flights to the United States, the planned schedule will be as follows: Two special flights to Kansas for the match between Argentina and Algeria, to be played on June 16. The operation will include one flight arriving the day before the match and another arriving on the same day as the match. Four special flights to Dallas, linked to the matches the Argentine National Team will play in that city: the match against Austria, scheduled for June 22, and the match against Jordan, to be played on June 27. For each match, there will be two flights: one arriving the day before the match and another arriving on the same day. The company will also add the direct flight between Córdoba and Miami, which will begin operating on June 5 and will remain active after the World Cup ends as a regular route. There will be two weekly flights, scheduled for Fridays and Sundays, operated with Airbus A330 aircraft, thus expanding international connectivity options from the interior of the country. Regarding the regular schedule between Ezeiza and Miami, the company will have 18 weekly frequencies, with an offer of up to three daily flights, in both daytime and nighttime modalities. All flights in this special operation will be sold through the Aerolíneas Argentinas website (www.aerolineas.com.ar) and through travel agencies. “Once again, Aerolíneas Argentinas accompanies Argentine fans and consolidates a commercial strategy aimed at identifying opportunities linked to major sporting and cultural events, adapting its operation to the specific demand of each occasion,” the state-owned company stated.
