A VIP lounge will be ready by December 1998. Airport privatization continues to cause logistical problems. Operators to Buenos Aires ' Ezeiza Airport, as well as other airports in Argentina, can expect more delays than usual. Our agent Elisa Laurent, however, continues to do all that she can to make a smooth stopover. Aircraft do not park at the general aviation area, but wherever space is available.
Overnight parking is at least one mile from the terminal.
Since this parking area is isolated and aircraft sit next to marked U.S. carriers, Charlie advises increasing security for your aircraft. Only 35 minutes southeast of Buenos Aires, Mar del Plata is the oceanfront summer resort of Argentina. About six miles from the center of town is the small, but active airport, which serves almost entirely to commercial aviation. The corporate aircraft is received by Munser's agent, Guillermo Rios, who is also a part of the airport authority. The aircraft is parked at the end of the ramp, just a few steps from the VIP lounge to where the passengers are escorted.