From Miami to Buenos Aires' Downtown Airport: SKY Airline enters a key market with low-fares

Low-cost carrier SKY Airline announced the start of a new connection between Buenos Aires and Miami, effective September 1st. The main highlight of this operation is that flights will depart from Aeroparque Jorge Newbery Airpark (AEP), offering a more accessible alternative for passengers in the Argentine capital.

The route will operate with a connection at the company's hub in Lima (LIM), Peru, designed to be just two hours long to optimize total travel times. With this addition, SKY positions itself as the only low-cost airline to connect Aeroparque with the state of Florida, a move aimed at capturing the high demand from the Argentine market for this destination.

To promote the launch, the company has released a promotional fare of USD 550 for a round-trip ticket. According to the airline, this price includes taxes and fees, and allows passengers to check one bag up to 23 kg in the hold at no additional cost, in addition to carry-on luggage. This offer will be available for purchase until August 10th or until the promotional stock is depleted.

Key Information for SKY's AEP-MIA Flight

* Route: Aeroparque (AEP) – Lima (LIM) – Miami (MIA). 

* Start of Operations: September 1, 2025.

* Initial Frequencies: Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays.

* Frequency Increase: A Saturday flight will be added starting in October.

* Promotional Fare: USD 550 (round-trip, all-inclusive with a 23 kg bag).

"We know that Miami is one of the most sought-after destinations by Argentines, which is why we wanted to offer an option that combines a good price, a central departure location, and optimized travel times," commented Vania Cáceres, SKY's International Sales Deputy Manager. 

The operation will be served by the airline's fleet of Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft, SKY is the only South American carrier whose fleet is entirely composed of these models.

SKY, a Chilean-based airline with a 24-year history, operates in eight countries across the Americas. In 2024, it was recognized for the fourth time by SKYTRAX as the best low-cost airline in South America , and in 2025, it strengthened its connectivity network through alliances with airlines such as KLM, Air France, TAP, and Aerolíneas Argentinas.