Cheap Flights from Miami, FL (MIA) to Buenos Aires (BUE)

Miami is an important center for commerce, finance, education, entertainment and culture. It is also known as the 'Capital of Latin America' because of its large Hispanic population. Miami International Airport (MIA) is the main airport serving the city, though there are other smaller airport facilities, but they mostly cater to charter and business flights. MIA has four runways and three terminals (North Terminal, Central Terminal and South Terminal). It is one of the busiest airports in the world with 107 carriers flying to 166 non-stop and one-stop destinations. Apart from the regular amenities of lounges, shops and restaurants, it has also a total of 8,233 parking spaces for cars.

The Miami Beach Airport Flyer connects the Miami Intermodal Center (MIC) at MIA and Miami Beach. You can also use bus routes 7, 37, 42, 57, J (110), 150, 238 and 297 to reach MIA. Hotel shuttles and taxis are other options you can take from downtown Miami. Those with mobility issues can contact the Special Transportation Service (STS) for assistance. Another transport option is to use the Tri-Rail, a commuter train that connects Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. If leaving from downtown, go to the Miami Central Station and take the train headed for the airport to catch flights from Miami to Buenos Aires.

Buenos Aires is one of the most captivating cities in the world. Boasting a variety of influences like European and Amerindian, the metropolis is just one fascinating hive of activity from wide avenues bursting with people to museums dedicated to beautiful art. Watch a theater performance, shop at its lively markets, admire gorgeous colonial architecture, eat empanadas (patties) or enjoy the juiciest steaks you can imagine. When dusk falls, the city comes to life again in a different sense with lively bars and restaurants serving parrillada (barbecue) and offering dinner shows. Parties are boisterous and the dance floors are crowded with people determined to have a good time.

If you are traveling by air, your plane will land at one of two airports serving the city of Buenos Aires. Ministro Pistarini International Airport and Ezeiza International Airport are the primary airports in the city. Several taxi and private transfers are offered at the airport. You can also hop on a bus (take lines 394, 518, 51 and 8), use shuttles and remises (driver and his/her private car). Aeroparque Internacional Jorge Newbery is used for regional and internal flights. Access to the city is gained by taking taxicabs or remises found outside of the Terminal A building. You can also use bus lines 160, 33, 37 and 45 to reach several areas in the city.