Aerolíneas Argentinas will launch service between Buenos Aires/Ezeiza and Curaçao on 2 January 2027, returning to the island after more than four decades with four weekly frequencies through 29 March. The route will be the airline’s first to Curaçao and will combine two nonstop rotations with two services via Aruba on Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
The new link is part of Aerolíneas Argentinas’ wider Southern Hemisphere summer expansion, which also includes Cartagena and more capacity on existing Caribbean routes. The Curaçao pattern is set to operate as AR1378 on Wednesdays and Saturdays nonstop, while AR1376 will run on Mondays and Thursdays via Aruba.
Curaçao tourism officials have pointed to strong growth from the Argentine market as the basis for the new service. One local report cited 23,924 Argentine stayover visitors in the first seven months of 2026, up 79% year on year, as the island continues to broaden its South American reach.