Ezeiza International Airport

airport, Ezeiza, Argentina

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Ezeiza International Airport, completed in 1950, is the primary hub for both domestic and international flights in Argentina. It is situated in Ezeiza, a southwestern suburb of Buenos Aires. The airport is conveniently connected to the city by a modern highway. It is located within the county of Esteban Echeverría, which is part of the larger Gran Buenos Aires region. This airport is a significant piece of infrastructure for Argentina's transportation network.123

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Esteban Echeverría
Ezeiza, the major international airport of Buenos Aires, is located there. Pop. (2001) 243,186; (2010) 300,959.
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Ezeiza, the major international airport of Buenos Aires, is located there. Pop. (2001) 243,186; (2010) 300,959.
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