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4 months ago
Flew Copa back from EZE to SFO. Had a great experience overall. From the checkin to the lounge to the flight itself...everything went off very smoothly. I am a fan and will fly them again. read more
Copa Airlines - Airlines Near Me - Buenos Aires, C
Emma de la Barra 353
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Puerto Madero
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Copa Airlines opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
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Copa Airlines closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Copa Airlines is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat-Sun Closed
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We flew this airline today for the first time as we were going from Buenos Aires out to Iguazu…read moreFalls.. we were able to check our bags which were a couple kilograms overweight with no additional fee. I'm not sure if that's because we booked premium economy tickets where they were just being kind. :) Our flight was originally scheduled to leave at 16:10 but then the pilots went on strike for a couple of hours. We ended up leaving around.17:45 so not a terrible delay They do the premium economy seating as leaving the middle seat empty of the first three rows so it was nice to have some room to spread out They don't do much service on this flight, but you are handed a packaged sandwich and a cookie and they will give you water, soda or tea. There's no alcohol service. This flight is a little less than two hours and was a smooth ride ADDED- we flew this airline again as we returned back to Buenos Aires and then off to Mendoza. Today's flights however we're on time. We did have to deal with the platform stairs versus a jet bridge so this can definitely be an issue if you are mobility challenged Surprisingly, there is a Priority Pass club at Iguazu airport so on our return flight home, we were able to enjoy a very late breakfast. No hot foods at all. I didn't see a Club business listing so I'm adding it to the airport.
I was very nervous about flying the local airlines domestically in Argentina and those fears were…read moreunfounded. It ended up being a very pleasant flight. Good service and the flight was on time.
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Premium economy. No power outlets
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-1 stars worst airline possible to get out of Argentina. 11 hour delayed. Don't do it. Take a…read moredonkey you will get there faster
If I could give this terrible airline a 0 I would. We had a flight planned for 6 am, and a…read moreconnecting flight. At 7 am, they cancelled the flight due to a leak. Terrible customer service and they failed to accommodate us besides changing the flight to 3 am. Would not recommend using this scam of a company!
Surprisingly solid and very friendly service on my flight from Ezeiza to JFK two weeks ago…read more Checking in at Ezeiza was very easy, English-speaking agents as well. Onboard the 10 hour flight to New York seats were comfy, with individual power outlets. Dinner and breakfast were provided and the crew on this flight was very friendly.
Eh- I guess American Airlines got me to where I was wanting to go in a somewhat timely manner…read more There were a few delays, and my 'entertainment' system on the flight was damaged and wouldn't work. The flight crew acted like they tolerated the customers, and weren't quite happy to be there or pleased with yet another completely full flight. It wasn't the best experience. The airplane was clean, and the seats were not completely uncomfortable. It wasn't a terrible flight. I was unhappy with the entertainment system being out. I wasn't happy that American Airlines made us go through yet another round of security screening our bags, beyond the usual security, customs, etc, and they ended up confiscating my bottle of water I obtained in the terminal. All our luggage arrived as planned, and nothing was damaged.
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I worked with my colleague at our office in Buenos Aires to book a car service for my boss who is a…read moreVP at a worldwide technology company who was visiting on business. We needed a limo to take him to/from the airport, his hotel and our office there. My boss reported that the drivers were all professional, knew the area well and insisted on loading and unloading his luggage for him. He told me the cars were detailed, clean and they arrived on time. He is picky and had no issues to report. Great to work with this company and will do so again when we have another trip scheduled for Buenos Aires.
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Fast, efficient and inexpensive service from AEP to Centro. Ticket is only A$30 and about 29 min…read moredrive time to the Obelisk
This was easy peasy. Take your luggage there, they give you a tag, ask when you will be back and…read moreoff you go. You pay when you return and if you pay in cash you'll get a discount. They keep your stuff in a room in the back and in the front, there is a small counter and that's pretty much it. My Airbnb person told me them and I also looked online for reviews just case, as I can't honestly say I've used that service in my own area and wanted to have some reassurances that people have good experiences. No problems here!
The Airport (EZE) no longer has luggage storage. If your planning a quick stop this is a great…read moreoption for your bags. Also beware, if you take Uber , the drivers don't make any money on it. They literally hope you tip them the amount or give them cash. So transportation wise use cabify app. They are nice about it, but don't let Uber pocket the money of these great people. I stored my luggage for a day for for a couple bucks US Dollars . (180 Argentinian ) Good service.
Buenos Aires to Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay…read more.. It's a couple-hour ferry ride from BA to Colonia, and then you can continue on by bus to other areas or not. We chose not because this was meant to be a day trip and another stamp on the passport. 100% recommend if you have the time - I need to add some Uruguay locations to Yelp because it is so gorgeous there!!! It is totally giving coastal European summer vibes. NOTE: Get to the station early even if you already have tix!!! It was packed and not only do you have to get through security, but customs for interviews too. This took wayyyyyy longer than expected, so I'm glad we arrived with time to do all of this and get coffee - tho it was still a photo finish to board the ferry. The big boat was crowded but there were plenty of seats, or you can go outside with the TikTokers. There's a duty-free shop which was super crowded the entire time. Locals were stocking up on chocolates and liquor. No coffee or food service. A day trip was perfect to walk the cobblestone streets, shop, eat, and lounge on a patio for drinks while a band plays, sailboats drift by, and the town dogs sit at your feet waiting patiently for a pet or some of your food. Heading back was less crowded or stressful. Still lots of lines but the only rush was to return to the AirBnb and change for dinner. All in all, worth the cost which I think was less than $100USD pp.
Staff were extremely rude to my wife and me in both Colonia and Montevideo and they made us miss…read morethe bus after the ferry due to a very tight window after we spent only around 15 minutes navigating and leaving the terminal. They did not offer another bus after we had prepaid fully for our ticket. We had to book another bus with COT who were half the price and immensely more helpful.
Excellent service. They answered the phone and could speak both English and Spanish. They…read morequoted a fair price, to which we agreed. They confirmed via email and showed up promptly as agreed. Making a journey from Buenos Aires city center to the international airport for 5 passengers a breeze. Will use them again in the future.
For travellers who are in Buenos Aires on a long layover, or travellers who are on their way out of…read moreBuenos Aires. Don't want to lug your luggage around all day? Don't want to be ripped off by an expensive taxi ride to/from Ezeiza Airport? Problems solved. Found this place online, Manuel Tienda Leon. I am surprised none of the locals recommended it to us. For $245 Argentine pesos (approximately $30), my wife and I got: - 2 Manuel Tienda Leon one-way bus transfer to Ezeiza Airport for our evening flight out of Buenos Aires (the buses leave on the half-hour) - A luggage locker where we could store our backpacks and suitcases. Very useful for being able to explore the city one last time. Very highly recommend...
Booked the remis service for an early morning airport trip on their website. Paid there via credit…read morecard. Driver was on time, courteous and helpful.
So let's not get confused when picking airports in Buenos Aires! There's the huge main one, and…read morethen there's Jorge Newbery. While very cute and not as hectic as the main airport, it can get claustrophobic. I flew in from Uruguay and was a little confused on exit signage to find my ride. I can blame it on the holiday rush I guess. Yet, thankfully I just met my ride outside on the Main Street, since again it's a smaller more intimate airport so no crazy traffic, and was on my way. Honestly it's more in the city which helps yet for big international flights the main airport is your best bet. If you also want to beat the crazy arrival rush just have your rider meet you on the Main Street. Well unless you have a ton of luggage then it's up to you. Luckily, it's just an extra 1-2 minute walk.
This is our first time in Argentina and we spent a few days in Buenos Aires and now we are headed…read moreout to Iguazu Falls. Our travel company booked us with Argentina Airlines so this will be our first experience with them. This particular airport is very convenient to town, we were here within 20 minutes, so that is really nice! I am not understanding why people are stating they are dropped off on the tarmac as where we are at gate eight I can see plenty of jet Bridge usage. As we taxied out to takeoff I did see some planes that were disembarking onto the tarmac so I'm not sure what determines whether you get a jet bridge or not unless it's just plain size. We were on a 737 800. There are plenty of restaurants here, including a hard rock café, a French bakery, pizza place and a couple different coffee shops, including a Starbucks there's not enough seating at the gate per flight, but people spread out into other areas. there was enough room until the pilots decided to strike for a couple of hours so everyone was delayed As soon as the strike was lifted, the boarding process began quickly I did notice that they do have some international departures from here so it's not just domestic as I had originally thought ADDING as we had to come back through here flying from Iguazu to Mendoza, and we had to use the stairs on the tarmac, lol. I am not sure how they decide who gets a jet bridge and who doesn't but here we are. Very difficult for mobility limited passengers.
