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Getting to Chapelco – Flights


Photo title: Vista do ski lift – Chapelco
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In order to travel to Chapelco Ski Resort, you have to fly to Chapelco local airport. It is near to the city of San Martín de los Andes and code is CPC when booking. Right now, only Aerolineas Argentinas flies there, from Buenos Aires / (Aeroparque Jorge Newbery) AEP
and Esquel / (Esquel Airport EQS). Note that if you’re coming in internationally, you’ll have to switch airports in Buenos Aires from Ezeiza to Jorge Newbery/AEP airport. See details here: Airport transfer in Buenos Aires.

The flight between Buenos Aires and Chapelco takes approximately 2 hours.

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