Air Freight to Argentina | Charter & Scheduled Solutions

Air Cargo Green Capabilities (ACGC) offers international air freight to Argentina, connecting Europe and global markets with Buenos Aires (EZE) and Córdoba. Reliable schedules, competitive pricing, and sustainable logistics support commercial and industrial cargo needs.

Air Freight Shipping Cost from Amsterdam to Buenos Aires (EZE)

Origin	Destination	Chargeable Weight, kg	Rate (USD/kg)
Amsterdam (AMS, NL)	Buenos Aires (EZE, AR)	100	3.50
		300	2.80
		500	2.40
		1000	1.90

* These rates are indicative. Final cost depends on chargeable weight, cargo volume, airline schedules, seasonality, and handling requirements. Our manager will provide an exact quotation upon request.

Air Freight Services to Argentina

Structured Pricing Model

A transparent pricing structure specifies rates per kilogram for standard weight categories, ensuring cost predictability.

Pricing accommodates both small consignments and large-scale shipments, with detailed quotations available upon request, accounting for South American market fluctuations in duties and exchange rates.

Direct Routes to Argentina

Regular air freight services operate to Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) and Córdoba’s international airport, with weekly flights and transit times of 6–9 days from Europe. Streamlined customs processes and real-time tracking ensure dependable delivery to Argentina’s key cargo hubs, including connections to regional centers for efficient inland distribution.

Regional Coverage in Argentina

Services extend beyond primary airports to support Argentina’s diverse geography and economy.

Key destinations include:
1. Buenos Aires (EZE): Central hub for business, finance, and urban imports, ideal for high-value electronics and pharmaceuticals.
2. Córdoba (COR): Industrial heartland for automotive and machinery shipments, facilitating manufacturing supply chains.
3. Mendoza (MDZ): Gateway for agricultural and wine exports, specialized in perishable goods and equipment for agribusiness. This regional focus enables optimized routing, reducing inland transit times and costs through partnerships with local trucking networks.

Specialized Cargo Solutions

Diverse cargo types, including perishable agricultural products, electronics, pharmaceuticals, automotive parts, textiles, and heavy machinery, are managed with priority handling, customized logistics plans, and temperature-controlled options. Emphasis on South American specifics, such as compliance with local biosecurity for farm equipment and secure transport for mining machinery, ensures industry-specific requirements and delivery schedules are met.

Environmental Accountability

CO₂ emissions reporting is provided for all shipments, enabling clients to monitor and manage environmental impact, with a focus on supporting Argentina’s sustainable agriculture initiatives. Compliance with global sustainability standards is maintained through affiliations with IATA and TIACA, promoting eco-conscious supply chains aligned with regional environmental policies.

Trusted Airline Partners

Partnerships with leading cargo airlines, including those specializing in Latin American routes, utilize aircraft like the Boeing 747-400F and 777F for reliable deliveries to Buenos Aires (EZE), Córdoba, and Mendoza.

Local alliances enhance door-to-door services, incorporating insurance and packing assistance for comprehensive coverage.

Common Cargo Shipped to Argentina

Air freight shipments support key industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, and automotive sectors. Common cargo types include:

Pharmaceuticals: Sensitive products requiring temperature control, tailored for growing healthcare markets.
Electronics: High-value shipments demanding security and speed, essential for tech imports in urban centers like Buenos Aires.
Automotive Parts: Critical components for assembly plants, supporting manufacturing hubs.
Textiles and Apparel: Samples and bulk consignments for the fashion industry, aligned with seasonal demands.
Industrial Machinery: Heavy and oversized cargo for factories and infrastructure projects, facilitating industrial expansion.
Agricultural Equipment: Specialized tools and parts for farming operations, addressing prominent agribusiness sectors.

Services are tailored to industry requirements, ensuring timely delivery, full tracking, and careful handling, optimized for airports like Buenos Aires (EZE), Córdoba, and Mendoza.

Customs and Import Regulations

Argentina’s customs procedures require adherence to strict import regulations, varying by cargo type. Key considerations include duties on electronics (up to 35%), restrictions on pharmaceuticals, and approvals for agricultural goods through SENASA or medical products via ANMAT. Variable exchange rates and import licenses can impact timelines, requiring careful planning to avoid delays.

Comprehensive support includes:

Pre-clearance consultations to assess compliance.
Document preparation and submission for required certificates.
Coordination with local agents at EZE, Córdoba, and Mendoza for expedited processing. This ensures seamless cargo entry and minimizes disruptions in supply chains.

Frequently Asked Questions

What import restrictions apply to air freight at the destination?

Restricted items include certain chemicals, weapons, and counterfeit goods. Electronics face high duties, while agricultural products require regulatory approval from local authorities. Compliance checks are available prior to shipment.

How do currency fluctuations impact air freight costs?

Volatile exchange rates can affect duties and fees calculated in USD but paid in local currency. Hedging advice is provided to stabilize logistics budgets.

What documents are needed for customs clearance at the primary hub?

Required documents include commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and import licenses for restricted goods. Documentation is prepared and submitted to expedite clearance.

Is oversized or hazardous cargo supported at secondary airports?

Yes, with prior approval; hazardous materials adhere to IATA DGR guidelines. Special handling and permits are coordinated for non-standard shipments to regional hubs.

How does seasonal demand affect air freight schedules?

Peak seasons, such as holidays, may extend transit times due to increased demand. Advance booking and alternative routing are recommended to ensure efficiency.