The Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation, Federico Sturzenegger, announced the incorporation of low-cost flights and advanced new domestic routes. The measure is part of the open skies policy promoted by the Government.
Sturzenegger emphasized the importance of this decision which will allow for the diversification and expansion of air connectivity options in Argentina. He also highlighted that the incorporation of low-cost flights will help energize the aviation sector and promote greater tourism development in the country.
The minister underscored that the opening of new domestic routes is essential to strengthen internal connectivity and boost national tourism. Furthermore, he revealed that more measures are being evaluated to continue promoting the aviation industry and provide greater facilities for passengers.
In this regard, Sturzenegger stated that the goal is to continue working on the modernization and deregulation of the air sector to enhance competition and offer more accessible fares to users. He assured that these actions aim to provide opportunities for more people to travel and discover various destinations inside and outside the country.
**Statement from Federico Sturzenegger**: "The incorporation of low-cost flights and the opening of new domestic routes are fundamental steps to improve air connectivity in Argentina and boost domestic tourism. We are committed to continue working on measures that promote the growth of the aviation sector and benefit passengers."
